Showing 8 artworks with Franz Marc and with 1913 and with Spirituality
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- Driftwood
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- Franz Marc
- Spirituality
- Expressionism
- German Art
- Animal Painting
- 1913
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- Blue Rider
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- Watercolor
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- Kunsthaus Zürich
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- Dreaming Horses
- Blue Reiter
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- Red Cow
- Bold Colors
- Red White Colors
- Nature Symbolism
- Bos Orbis Mundi
- Guggenheim Museum
- World-Cow
- Lana
- Sleeping Deer
- Innocence
- Oil Painting
- Artistic Style
- German Painting
- Der Blaue Reiter
- Wood Squirrel
- Animal Art
- Abstract
- Black Figures
- Red Horse
- Painting
- Wildlife Art
- Sacrificial Lamb
- Animals
- Horse
- Nature
Explore Franz Marc’s iconic Wood with Squirrel (also known as Wood), a vibrant Expressionist masterpiece embodying spiritual connection to nature through bold colors and abstract forms housed at Kunsthaus Zürich.
Explore Franz Marc’s ‘Deer in the Woods II 2’. A powerful Expressionist painting featuring simplified forms, bold colors & emotional intensity. Admire this masterpiece online!
Franz Marc's 'Sacrificial Lamb from Lana' (1913) captures spiritual longing through vibrant color and animal symbolism, reflecting the artist’s Expressionist vision. A poignant masterpiece.
Franz Marc's 'Red Horse with Black Figures' (1913) is an Expressionist masterpiece symbolizing life, death, and spirituality through vibrant color and evocative forms. Explore its profound symbolism and Marc’s artistic legacy.
Franz Marc was a pivotal figure in German Expressionism, known for his emotive animal paintings and exploration of spiritual themes. He co-founded Der Blaue Reiter journal and sought to express the essence of life through color and form.
Explore Franz Marc's vibrant 'Sonatine for Violin and Piano,' a masterpiece of German Expressionism showcasing bold colors and stylized animal forms—a testament to his spiritual vision and enduring legacy.