Franz Marc, Expressionist German admired a landscape painter Wilhelm and Sophie, a Calvinist, son of Munich, Germany, was born on February 8, 1880. As a young man, Franz Marc aspired to a priest. He also tried his hand at philosophy, but later stirred up the artistry, especially painting and printmaking.
In 1900, Franz himself enrolled at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts. Him his first trip to Paris in 1903, he and Vincent Van Gogh was influenced by the works of Henri Rousseau. Next, mark to Paris until 1907 imposed consecutive rounds. In 1910, made friends with the artist August Macke. In 1911, with Franz Marc artists Wassily Kandinsky cycle Der Blaue (Blue Rider) Reiter 'set. Soon, Macke, Gabriele Münter, Alexeji Jawlensky, and other artists joined the Der Blaue Reiter. Franz's first Der Blaue Reiter exhibition Thannhauser Gallery in Munich, on December 1911 was in January 1912. The exhibition also Berlin, Köln, Hagen, and Frankfurt was displayed.
Franz Marc had met Delaunay in 1912, and was significantly works Compare-A-vis its color and technique influenced by the "futurism." He once said, "irreligious humanity who lived around me did not excite my true feelings, the animal world to life virgin felt so good to me off the set." "Cubism" and "futurism," Inspired by a year later, Franz landscapes and abstract art forms to upgrade. Soon his career on March 4, 1916 during World War I battlefield of Verdun, the end. He was all of 36 years when he died, but had already some of us to admire the famous painting propaganda.
Franz Marc's work is often the nature and animals, especially the spiritual bond between horse show. His work bright primary colors, animals, a Cubist 'portrayal downright liberal use of simplicity, and is characterized by an intense feeling of emotion. Franz is one of famous paintings "(animal or animals the fate of destiny) Tierschicksale," which he completed in 1913, and in the exhibition at Basel's Kunstmuseum. Sixty woodcut artist and printed in lithography is to his credit. "Fighting Form (1914)" Mark's last paintings, which clearly indicated that he had left figural picture.
One in "der Pferd in Landschaft," "Gelbe Kuh", "little yellow horse," "two cats," and "Deer Me" are just some of their many valuable pieces. In 1998, more than a few of Mark's paintings at Christie's art auction house in London earned record prices. "I cry Rehe (red deer) I" and "Der Wasserfall (Waterfall)" two paintings that record 3.30m and $ 5.06m $, respectively, has been sold at.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
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