Franz Marc

Introduction Franz Marc was a German artist and printmaker, and also one of the key statistics of the German Expressionist movement. Franz Marc was born in February 8, 1880 in Munich and past away in March 4, 1916, eventually Marc was only 36 years old. Wilhelm, the father, was an expert landscape painter; his mother, Sophie, was a strict Calvinist. Marc began to study at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich in 1900. In 1903 and 1907, he spent time in France, intensely in Paris, visiting the city’s

sharp lines and turns, contrast, variety, this painting has it all. It is beautiful and extremely unique, it is whimsical and creative, it is a piece of art that not many of us can understand. When I first looked at “Deer in the Forest” painted by Franz Marc in 1913, I saw bright colors and a couple deer, I saw trees and an owl. I saw a forest. I could see red, orange, yellow, green, and even shades of blue, there was brown and white, with hints of black and grey. The painting seems flat, there were

The two portraits also fall into the category known as Abstract Art. However, some few differences that is presented, is that both portraits are made from two different people of two different backgrounds, and eras. Blue Horses, made by artist Franz Marc in 1911, while Fighting Rhino was estimated to have been created in 30,000 BC with an unknown artist. Another difference, is that

The artwork, "The Fate of the Animals", by Franz Marc, the German Expressionist, was made in 1913, and depicts both the events and happenings of the time. The artwork reflects the world at the time through the way it, conveys the lead up to World War One, how it shows Modern Art Conventions and how it depicts Marc, the artist's, personal aims. Therefore, "The Fate of the Animals", significantly depicts world events of 1913. "The Fate of the Animals", shows the events of the time, as it depicts the

Intro: I selected the artist Franz Marc. Franz Marc was born in Munich, Germany in February 8, 1880. He went to the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and is known for cubism and expressionism in his art. When I laid my eyes on Franz Marc’s art, the first element of art that caught my eye was his use of vivid and bold colors. I also enjoyed the geometrical qualities (cubism) of his paintings. Your piece: My painting depicts a girl with fiery orange hair looking down at a little chick she’s holding while

within it. If we look at him, we realize he influenced some Americans who by 1912 went back and founded a movement based on his style in America, except that they called it synchronism. Then he was invited by Franz Marc (1880-1916) to come east to Germany and exhibit with Marc's group. Franz Marc is one of the great German Expressionists of the early 20th century, who was a founder, together with Kandinsky (1866-1944) of a group called the Blue Rider (Blaue Reiter) in Munich and used color to symbolize

The German artist Franz Marc painted the painting The Red Horses. He was born on February 8, 1880. Most of Franz Marc’s influence came from his father who was a landscape artist. As a result of this, his earliest works were painted in the naturalistic academic style. When Marc met Wassily Kandinsky in 1910, he joined an expressionist group. Most of the colors that Franz used in his paintings had a meaning to him or to the painting. The different aspects and the thought that Marc put into his paintings

Research Paper: Wassily Kandinsky Shelby Steinbach Des Moines Area Community College April 2017 Wassily Kandinsky has been part of my fascination and love for art for approximately ten years now. Beginning when I was a freshman in high school, and every year as part of our art classes, my instructor would do small units on art theory and highlight artists throughout those units, Kandinsky included. While my talents, in particular, are somewhat limited to what I can represent, Kandinsky

and following many different styles. The styles here range for Avant-garde, expressionist, abstraction and others. The artists displayed here are many, varying from well-known artist like Picasso and Cezanne too some not so well know artist like Franz Marc and Amedeo Modigliani. This is a real place for people that are not big art fan but are interested in trying to appreciating art The layout is very bright and open with a modern style. The art was spaced from 3 feet to 5 feet apart on average

The world of fashion is always changing and new trends are always emerging. The ways by which trends and fashion news are communicated to the public has evolved as technology advances. Before television and the internet, it was difficult for designers, photographers, and fashion brands alike to spread word about the latest in fashion to a large mass of people. With the help of modern technology, fashion has made its mark in the world by appearing on television networks, online blogs, social media