Franz Marc: A collection of 338 works (HD)

Franz Marc: A collection of 338 works (HD)
Description: "Franz Marc was born on February 8,1880, in Munich. According to his first biographyer, Alois Schardt, Marc was so ugly at birth that his father, when taking a first close look at his son at baptism, fainted. Undeterred by the family's reaction, Marc quickly emulated their character, becoming know, while still a baby, as the "little philosopher". His father, Wilhelm, was landscapist of "curiously philosophical character", according to Franz; his mother, Sophie, was an Alsacian from a strict Calvinist tradition. Marc's grandparents, were amateur artists who copied the masters. They and his great grandparents were aristocrats, with friends among artists as well as people of letters.
Following the lead of his family, Marc studied theology intensely. The family contemplated both the spiritual essence of Christianity and its cultural responsibilities. Marc was sufficiently moved by the background and his confirmation in 1894 that, for the next five years, his goal was to become a priest. But he mingled with his theological studies the Romantic literature of both England and Germany. Finally, near the end of 1898, Marc gave up his goal of becoming a priest to study philosophy at University of Munich. But suddenly, in 1900, the ethical, high-minded youth turned to art. He studied drawing first with Gabriel Hackl and then painting with Wilhelm von Diez, both at the Munich Academy.
In the first years of the twentieth century, artistic training in Munich emphasized the traditional verities of academic naturalism and studio production. French Impressionist color innovations were still largely unknown. At this early stage in his development, Marc reflects the thematic concerns of such predecessors as Caspar David Friedrich in that the human being is dwarfed by the awesome appearance of nature.
Marc's stiff studio style begins to undergo a transition in subsequent years due to a variety of French influences. A trip to Paris in 1903 initiated an interest in Impressionism. Unfortunately, Marc's artistic development was accompanied by melancholy and upheavals in his emotional life. His religious outlook was at odds with the Munich youth movement and the city's burgeoning bohemian atmosphere. He spent summers in the mountains in 1905 and 1906 as well as traveling to Greece in 1906, attempting to recuperate from unhappy love affairs. This period of anxiety came to a tumultuous end when, on his wedding night, following marriage to the painter Marie Schnur, he left for Paris. That summer, in 1907, his marriage was dissolved."
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[@krissalouvae7513]

Marc's work is stunningly beautiful. Thank you for the video. The music is also beautiful. 💛

[@skc9456]

Stupendous. I would consider Franz Marc to be one of the greatest artists of modern times. One could only imagine what more he could have accomplished had not the war cut short his life.

[@secretshaman189]

Thank-you for sharing his works. He experimented with a lot of different styles, but I especially like his blue horses.

[@aviark]

I have always loved his work. As an artist and animal lover I find his style really helpful to study for the basic forms of animals in many positions. Because forms and how they change as the animal moves are kept simple, someone looking for an artist to learn basic animal forms from while enjoying his wonderful use of color will be fortunate if they discover him.

[@timotheuspeter734]

That’s true - once in an exhibition I saw sketchbooks of his, where the animals were even more reduced and very clearly drawn. Just great.

[@diannadiatz1140]

Thank you for this wonderful video! Franz Marc's traditional and innovative paintings ae so amazing! He may have died young, but he left a beautiful range of work that will inspire people forever.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful and inspiring. I like the vivid colors. It makes a statement and stands out from other Artists.

[@ANFeuerstahl]

Ein Master und ein Genie der Farbe.

[@GreefsYard]

Thanks, inspiring to see a lot of paintings in one video.

[@colinreid325]

Franz stolen from us by the brutality of war. His work so beautiful, what might he have been had he lived?

[@RonaldGosses]

AWESOME ! Thanks for showing.

[@ezzovonachalm9815]

Un rare exemple d'un artiste sachant peindre et dessiner qui ait perdu son temps á traduire en cubisme ses plus belles visions. L' expressionisme de ses chevaux, chevreuils, vaches chiens chats se sont imprimés indélibilement dans ma mêmoire aussi bien que sa palette de couleurs fauves. Il serait souhaitable d ' indiquer un numéro sous chaque tableau pour pouvoir les retrouver sans devoir repasser toute la série. MERCI de nous avoir révélé Franz MARC, ce peintre exceptionel ( ses meules de foin sont plus réussies que celles de Monet!).

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Beautiful paintings and colors.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Very good. I love this style of his paintings, My horses never turn out quite well so I am thinking it could be done in an abstract impressionist style.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

This is great. Even the music fits.

[@robergonnet2909]

Genial muchas gracias...!👍😉 Es impresionante ver la cantidad de obras y facetas desconocidas de este autor...! Emparentadas con otras corrientes, movimientos y vanguardias de la época que no se conocían o imaginaban de él...un canal muy recomendable para aprender arte de un modo que no sería posible por otros medios ..la música excelente, todo muy relajante e inspirador...Para los que amamos el Arte, Gracias infinitas...!!! Lo recomendaré a todos mis amigos y familiares que como yo amamos el Arte. Un saludo desde Barcelona, Roberto

[@elianeluty2065]

thank you so very much... it's wonderful but hard also.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

He has awesome Art.

[@charleswebster2682]

Very strong and stylistic images a stolen moment

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Basically I am self taught learned it from school, my father, watching Bob Ross and these KZbin videos. My Twin has taught me the rest. I have no degree.

[@santoshsabharwal9029]

Very good 😌 thanks 🙏

[@sallyschonberg5317]

HE LOVED ANIMALS

[@Beinhartwie1chopper]

Einfühlsam

[@mamamia6925]

Amazing artworks!

[@DanielBjorndahl]

1:41 "Birds". reminds me of animals in a landscape (my favorite franz marc). pls ID 2:36 shepherd painting

[@juliam.2043]

Sehr cooles Video! Super interessant!

[@guntherdeby535]

Franz Moritz Wilhelm naît le 8 février 1880 à Munich, d’un père peintre et professeur, Wilhelm Marc, et de Sophie Maurice. Son éducation protestante lui confère un point de vue très ouvert sur la vie. Il prendra différentes orientations, notamment celles de pasteur ou de philosophe, avant de se décider pour la peinture. Il entre à l’Académie des beaux-arts de Munich, mais l'atmosphère y est trop étouffante à son goût et il n'y restera pas. Il fait la rencontre de plusieurs peintres animaliers en 1905, dont Jean-Bloé Niestlé (de). Les animaux deviennent son sujet de prédilection. Il fait ses premières esquisses de cheval dès cette année. Il rencontre Marie Schnür, peintre, qu'il épouse en 1907, adoptant le fils de celle-ci, Klaus, qu'elle avait eu avec Angelo Jank. Il se sépare de sa femme et se marie ensuite avec l'artiste peintre Maria Franck, en 1913. En 1907, il redécouvre Paris (après un premier séjour dans sa jeunesse) et l'art de Van Gogh et de Gauguin. Sa palette s’éclaircit et, en 1909, grâce à sa rencontre avec August Macke, il commence à se faire connaître et entre en contact avec de nombreux artistes, ainsi qu'avec le collectionneur Bernhard Koehler. Il s'installe, à partir de 1910, à Indersdorf, près de Dachau. En 1911, il rencontre Wassily Kandinsky avec qui il crée Der Blaue Reiter, rassemblement de peintres d'avant-garde. Il abandonne la peinture en plein air et sa palette se fait de plus en plus subjective. Il commence à peindre, dès cette année, ses célèbres Cheval bleu qui inspirent le titre du fameux almanach Le Cavalier bleu, ouvrage fondateur du groupe d'artistes qu'il a engendré. Puis en 1912, influencé par une exposition consacrée au futurisme italien et par les tableaux de Robert Delaunay, il se tourne vers l'abstraction, sa première œuvre entièrement de ce style étant Composition I, peint en décembre 1913. En 1914, il se porte comme volontaire sur le front où il travaille encore et toujours dans un petit carnet et se complaît dans le dessin abstrait. Il est touché par un éclat d'obus lors d'une chevauchée de reconnaissance et meurt en mars 1916, à Braquis, près de Verdun, sans avoir vraiment terminé son cheminement. Il sera inhumé temporairement à Gussainville, puis à Kochel am See, arrondissement de Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen en Bavière, où est établi un musée qui lui est consacré.

[@nicolestrauss]

combien de chevaux morts pendant cette guerre...Franz Marc est le seul peintre à rendre hommage, à ce niveau, à l’éternel compagnon silencieux,courageux et besogneux de l’homme qui ne lui est jamais assez reconnaissant...il est mort avec eux,peut-être la plus belle envolée pour rejoindre leur paradis ...

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

I love the rich vibrant colors that is my style bright colors.

[@marcoscastillojaen1888]

Amo los variopintos y coloridos( entrecomillado) animales que pinto uno más de los pintores que murieron en la. Primera. Guerra. Mundial defendiendo la. Libertad.

[@makhloucheFoued-dp4qq]

Un vaste genie bien plus qu un peintre expressionniste animalier franz marc n en a pas fini d eblouir les historiens de l art

[@vergalloalba3540]

Bello, ma sarebbe più bello con i titoli delle opere

[@souscomandante8319]

immense génie de la création picturale il serait erroné de cantonner ce vaste créateur à la peinture

[@bartrainer3916]

beauty

[@iontica3604]

Spectacol cu vizionari cromatice la vernisaje tabu, ermetice, greu accesibile curioșilor,

[@skyller352]

18:12

[@isacortes4351]

No la cuentan

[@souscomandante8319]

début 20 eme l expressionnisme éclaira l allemagne autriche dans son âge d or

[@lulutv7102]

langweilig

[@ManuelGarcia-ww7gj]

Marc's works are only slightly better than those produced by Herr Klee. They are nightmarish depictions of life and have no place on any wall that I can think of.