Franz Marc

1880–1916 · Expressionism & Early Modernism

Franz Moritz Wilhelm Marc was a German painter and printmaker, one of the key figures of German Expressionism. He was a founding member of Der Blaue Reiter, a journal whose name later became synonymous with the circle of artists collaborating in it.

40 paintings

• The Bewitched Mill (1913)
• Badende Frauen (1910)
• Young Boy with a Lamb; The Good Shepherd (1911)
• Stables (1913)
• Green Horse in Landscape (1912)
• Dreaming Horse (1913)
• The Sheep (1913)
• The Bewitched Mill (1913)
• Deer in the Forest I (1913)
• Nudes under Trees (1911)
• The Foxes (1913)
• Rising Fog (1903)
• Horse sketch II (1906)
• Mythical creature II (horse) (1913)
• The mandrill (1913)
• Fighting forms (1914)
• Tyrol (1914)
• Dog Lying in the snow (1911)
• Two Cats, Blue and Yellow (1912)
• Three Cats (1913)
• The Wolves (Balkan War) (1913)
• Horses and Eagle (1912)
• Little monkey on a cart (1906)
• Deer in flower garden (1913)
• Monkey frieze (1911)
• Paradies (1912)
• Little larch tree (1908)
• Four foxes (1913)
• The Little Mountain Goats (1913)
• Three Animals (1912)
• Two blue horses in front of a red rock (1913)
• Fairy Animal (1913)
• Zinnobergruss (1913)
• Sitzender Heiliger (1913)
• Rotes Pferd und gelbes Rind (1913)
• Leaping dog (1908)
• Small Composition I (1913)
• Weasels at Play (1911)
• Siberian Dogs in the Snow (1909/1910)
• Red bull (1912)