Franz Marc:
Picture "Three Horses" (1912), museum framing
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Ars Mundi Exclusive Edition | Limited 499 pieces| Numbered certificate | Reproduction, giclée on canvas | Stretcher | Museum framing | Size: 72 x 52 cm
Animals exercised a special fascination for him. Franz Marc has studied not only as an artist in the smallest detail of their anatomy, but he also knew a lot approx. their behavior and gestures. And so animal motifs draw through his entire artistic work, in particular the representation of horses. There are numerous drawings, the famous small sculpture "Two horses" from the years 1908/1909 - and of course subsequently become almost iconic works such as his "Blue Horse" by 1911.
The three horses of 1912 show Marcs natural and artificial understanding particularly clear: they merge almost with nature surrounding them. Colours and shapes of animals and landscape come together to form a harmonious whole which was nothing less than the universal unit for Marc in the world.
Original: Mixed media, privately owned, United States.
Authentic reproduction in fine art giclée process mounted directly on artist canvas made from 100% cotton, on a stretcher. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbered certificate. Handcrafted real wood museum framing. Size: 72 x 52 cm. Ars Mundi Exclusive Edition.
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Franz Marc: Picture "Three Horses" (1912), museum framing
Animals exercised a special fascination for him. Franz Marc has studied not only as an artist in the smallest detail of their anatomy, but he also knew a lot approx. their behavior and gestures. And so animal motifs draw through his entire artistic work, in particular the representation of horses. There are numerous drawings, the famous small sculpture "Two horses" from the years 1908/1909 - and of course subsequently become almost iconic works such as his "Blue Horse" by 1911.
The three horses of 1912 show Marcs natural and artificial understanding particularly clear: they merge almost with nature surrounding them. Colours and shapes of animals and landscape come together to form a harmonious whole which was nothing less than the universal unit for Marc in the world.
Original: Mixed media, privately owned, United States.
Authentic reproduction in fine art giclée process mounted directly on artist canvas made from 100% cotton, on a stretcher. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbered certificate. Handcrafted real wood museum framing. Size: 72 x 52 cm. Ars Mundi Exclusive Edition.