Blue horse
Franz Marc · 1912
Why it's great
A bright blue horse stands out against a field of red, yellow and green hills in a painting by Franz Marc. Marc used color to show how an animal feels instead of what it looks like.
Where to see it
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Hang it on your wall
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Franz Marc was born in Munich, Germany, and loved painting animals as a symbol of purity. He co-founded the Blue Rider group with Wassily Kandinsky, and he used bold colors like blue and yellow to express feelings. He lived in Bavaria. He died in World War I in 1916 at age 36.
