THREE HORSES BY FRANZ MARC TISSUE PAPER
A colorful and surprisingly modern design of abstract art done in 1912 by German artist Franz Marc .Marc's approach of depicting animal in a colorful abstract way was a favorite of the artist. Here he uses a strong cubism element to depict three wild horses grazing in a field. Franz Marc was a part of the Der Blaue Reiter (Blue Rider) art group whose passion was in expressionist art work. Other famous artists of this group included Paul Klee, August Macke and Wassily Kandinsky. Marc's favorite method of expressionism was painting animals in their pure but prismatic forms in bright colors. Following his tragic death in WWI his fellow expressionist painters mournfully disbanded the Blue Rider group. For more artwork from Marc and other artists in this movement see the SalvageScape store collection THE BLUE RIDER
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