To gaze upon German Expressionist Franz Marc’s ... members like Kandinsky, Marc, Macke, Alexej von Jawlensky, Marianne von Werefkin, and Gabriele Münter. The Blue Rider movement only lasted ...

And why the color blue? “I don’t know.” Perhaps, Dolan said, he drew inspiration from the painting Blue Horses by Franz Marc which depicts three blue “abstract and pretty” horses. He recalled wanting ...

Franz Marc’s The Tower of Blue Horses (1913) has not been seen in public since a Nazi exhibition of “degenerate” art in Munich in 1937, but the curators of two shows opening in Germany this ...

This book was inspired by the work of Franz Marc, whose Blue Horse I is reproduced in the end pages. Look at Marc’s horse and then at the one painted by the boy in the story, and talk about their ...

Jones. Blue Horses by Franz Marc, 1911 ‘I feel like we all think we don’t get wrapped up in this idea of racing and competing to hit targets’, Jones tells me before taking a long pause, ‘but it’s true ...

The emotional touch is very deep. Big blue horses by Franz Marc that inspired poet Mary Oliver's 2014 work Blue Horses These objects are the material survivals of Europe's Jewish communities, each ...

He later turned to horse breeding and racing. Between 1933 and 1934, he served as the U.S. Ambassador to Cuba and during both world wars, he flew as a Navy pilot, which sparked his lifelong ...

The singer shared a recap of the trip on social media, posting a round-up of photos of herself and her horses competing at the fair -- and even coming home with some No. 1 blue ribbon prizes.

7⅞ by 9½ in. sheet: 292 x 246 mm. 11½ by 9¾ in. Executed in 1912; this impression is one of 25 deluxe proofs from the third edition, with the stamp of the Estate of Franz Marc and inscribed Maria Marc ...

At the heart of the group were the Russian-born painter Wassily Kandinsky and German Franz ... and Marc, horses were intoxicating emblems of power and freedom, and the colour blue carried intense ...

But whereas the formative partnership within the Blue Rider is usually considered to be Kandinsky and Franz Marc (see his glorious Tiger on the poster), here Marc’s place is given to Gabriele ...