Franz Marc was born in Munich, Germany. The son of a landscape painter, he decided to become an artist after a year of military service interrupted his plans to study philology. During a visit to France, he was introduced to Japanese woodcuts and the work of the Impressionists in Paris. Marc is best known for his paintings of animals,especially horses and deer, in which he attempted to express his mystical veneration of nature. In paintings such as Blue Horses, he used stylized lines and curves and brilliant unrealistic color to create and heighten the sense of nature idealized. After 1913, in response to cubism and futurism, he turned to abstraction, creating moods of clashing, discordant uncertainty. He was killed in action during World War I.
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The Fox
The Wolves
Blue and Black Fox
Aktonic Katze
Two Cats
Deer in the Forest
The Sheep
Gelbe Kuh
The Dream 56
The Dream 57
The Three Horses
Horses
Two Horses 62
Two Horses 63
Little Yellow Horses
Little Blue Horses
Blue Horse
Blue Rider
Red and Blue Horses
The Birth of Horse
Stables
Traumendes Pferd
Springendes Pferd
The Mandrill 76
The Mandrill 77
Kailani and the Moon
Tiger 79
Lioness Smells Flowers
Vogel
Red and Black
Zerbochene Formen
In the Rain
Fate of the Animals
Forest with Squirrel
Dog Lying in Snow
Siberian Dogs in the Snow
A Dog a Fox and a Cat
Cat on a Yellow Pillow
Monkey Frieze 01
Monkey Frieze 02
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