Franz Marc:
Painting "Two Cats" (1913), Framed
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Reproduction on cardboard | Solid wood frame | Glazed | Format 58 x 71 cm (H/W)
I try to feel the nature in the tremor and stream of my blood, said Franz Marc (1880 - 1916) about his way in the art. His physical feelings translated into the colors transfers his subjects from the sphere of naturalistic to the sphere of unreally real, dreamy and symbolistic. His preferred motifs are animals in their immediate experiences of feelings. Being inspired with the Orphic, colorful cubism of Robert Delaunay, whom he visited during his trip to Paris with Macke in 1912, Franz Marc paints his most famous paintings in 1911-1914.
Original: oil on canvas.
4-color, grid-free reproduction on the art cardboard. In the silvery solid wood frame with a mat, glazed. Format 58 x 71 cm (H/W).
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Franz Marc: Painting "Two Cats" (1913), Framed
I try to feel the nature in the tremor and stream of my blood, said Franz Marc (1880 - 1916) about his way in the art. His physical feelings translated into the colors transfers his subjects from the sphere of naturalistic to the sphere of unreally real, dreamy and symbolistic. His preferred motifs are animals in their immediate experiences of feelings. Being inspired with the Orphic, colorful cubism of Robert Delaunay, whom he visited during his trip to Paris with Macke in 1912, Franz Marc paints his most famous paintings in 1911-1914.
Original: oil on canvas.
4-color, grid-free reproduction on the art cardboard. In the silvery solid wood frame with a mat, glazed. Format 58 x 71 cm (H/W).