Munch is presumably referring to Rembrandt’s painting “The Slaughtered Ox”. The picture exists in two versions, from ca. 1643 and 1655. Whether Munch has seen a reproduction or one of the originals in not known.
Rembrandts bilde «Slaktet okse» (1655), Louvre Museum, Paris. Bilde fra Wikimedia Commons
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