Showing 5 artworks with Franz Marc and with 1912 and with Fine Art Print
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Franz Marc
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Franz Marc’s ‘Jumping Horse,’ a bold Expressionist masterpiece from 1912, explodes with vibrant blues and yellows depicting an energetic horse leaping into the air—a symbol of primal spirit. Inspired by Van Gogh's emotive style, this captivating artwork embodies Marc’s belief in art as spiritual revelation; explore its beauty and bring it home.
Marc's style was influenced by Vincent van Gogh. Explore more works by Marc including Dreaming Horse and Rain.
Franz Marc’s ‘Two Blue Donkeys,’ a masterpiece of German Expressionism, captures the soulful spirit of nature through bold blues and yellows, portraying two horses alongside donkeys in a serene landscape scene—a timeless piece to enrich your collection.
Franz Marc’s ‘Mare with Foals,’ painted in 1912 during the height of Expressionism, captures a serene yet powerful depiction of equine life—a masterful blend of Fauvist color and symbolic representation. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your home.
Franz Marc’s evocative Expressionist painting captures a serene dog gazing intently at the outdoors—a symbol of primal instinct and spiritual contemplation within a textured landscape reminiscent of Impressionism. Explore this masterpiece by Marc, born in Munich, 1880.