FRANZ MARC
"two fawns" signed
A very beautiful and clear black and white woodcut from a hand press on laid paper. In good condition. This is not a modern print, but a sheet produced using the old woodcut technique, where the color is printed individually from a hand-made wooden plate.
stamp signature.
the paper has spots the edges slightly brownished over the years, but in general good condition.
50 cm x 65 cm
unframed
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Franz Marc (1880–1916) was a German painter and printmaker, co-founder of the artist group **“Der Blaue Reiter.”** He is best known for his vividly colored depictions of animals, which were meant to express spiritual purity and a deep connection to nature.
His **woodcuts**, created mainly after 1911, are characterized by strong formal reduction, clear lines, and an expressive, almost archaic effect. Marc often used animal motifs such as horses or deer, which gained a special power and symbolism through the angular structures of the woodcut. In this way, he combined the raw expressiveness of the medium with his idea of an original, pure visual language.