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1. smarthistory.org › franz-marc-animal-artFranz Marc and the animalization of art - Smarthistory

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   Franz Marc’s 1910 call for the “animalization of art” stakes out the ground that he would harvest for the most fertile and productive years of his career. Before his early death in World War I, Marc used animal paintings to express a pantheistic vision of the harmony between animals and their natural environment.

2. www.domestika.org › en › blog9 Websites for 1000s of Free Vintage Images and Illustrations

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   Scroll through these nine art collections to aid your creativity, from enchanting animal illustrations to scientific drawings to clothing patterns, and learn where to download the imagery totally free. A magical woodland scene from Free Vintage Illustrations, below.

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3. artincontext.org › famous-paintings-oFamous Paintings of Animals – A Look at Animals in Art

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   • The Rhinoceros (1515) by Albrecht Dürer. Artist. Albrecht Dürer (1471 – 1528) Date Created. 1515. Medium. Woodcut. Current Location. National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States.
   • The Goldfinch (1654) by Carel Fabritius. Artist. Carel Fabritius (1622 – 1654) Date Created. 1654. Medium. Oil on canvas. Current Location. Mauritshuis, Den Haag, Netherlands.
   • Peacock, Hen, and Male Pheasant in a Landscape (c. 1750s) by Tobias Stranover. Artist. Tobias Stranover (1684 – 1756) Date Created. c. 1750s. Medium. Oil on canvas.
   • The Kongouro from New Holland (1772) by George Stubbs. Artist. George Stubbs (1724 – 1806) Date Created. 1772. Medium. Oil on canvas. Current Location. National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Blue_HorsesBlue Horses - Wikipedia

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   Blue Horses (German: Die grossen blauen Pferde) (The Large Blue Horses) is a 1911 painting by German painter and printmaker Franz Marc (1880–1916). Background.

5. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-decodingDecoding Animals in Art History, From Immortal Peacocks to ...

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   • Ermine. Leonardo da Vinci, Lady with an Ermine (Portrait of Cecilia Gallerani), ca. 1489–90. Image via Wikimedia Commons. William Segar, The Ermine Portrait, 1585.
   • Dog. Jan van Eyck, Untitled (The Arnolfini Portrait), 1434. Image via Wikimedia Commons. Tiziano Vecellio, Last Supper, c. 1542–44.
   • Rabbit. Titian, Madonna with Rabbit, c. 1530. Image via Wikimedia Commons. Ridolfo Ghirlandaio, Portrait of a Lady with a Rabbit, ca. 1508. Image via the Yale University Art Gallery.
   • Goldfinch. Raphael, Madonna of the Goldfinch, 1505-06. Image via Wikimedia Commons. Goya, Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zuñiga, 1787-88. Image via the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

6. theartgorgeous.com › our-favourite-animals-in-artOur Favourite Animals in Art History - TheArtGorgeous

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   Oct 7, 2021 · Franz Marc – Bull. Photo via wikiart. This piece is a softer example of Marc’s work – many of his paintings of animals are much sharper and harsher in colour and outline.

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   Why did Franz Marc paint animals?

   • 48. Franz Marc’s 1910 call for the “animalization of art” stakes out the ground that he would harvest for the most fertile and productive years of his career. Before his early death in World War I, Marc used animal paintings to express a pantheistic vision of the harmony between animals and their natural environment.

   Franz Marc and the animalization of art - Smarthistory

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   Who painted animals in art?

   • The depiction of animals in art has been a popular subject for millennia. Some of the famous paintings of animals were produced by artists such as Albrecht Dürer, Edvard Munch, Franz Marc, Louis Wain, and many more. How Long Have Humans Been Painting Animals in Art?

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   What did Franz Marc say about animalization of Art?

   • Franz Marc, “Über das Tier in der Kunst,” translated in Vivian Endicott Barnett, ed., Franz Marc and August Macke 1909-1914 (Munich, London and New York, 2018), p. 48. Franz Marc’s 1910 call for the “animalization of art” stakes out the ground that he would harvest for the most fertile and productive years of his career.

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   How were animal paintings created?

   • Some animal paintings by famous artists were created without the artist ever having seen the animal at all, and their appearance was produced purely from the descriptions of travelers from other lands. Albrecht Dürer’s woodcut of an Indian rhinoceros has been in print ever since its first publication in 1515.

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   Why was Marc a pantheist?

   • As Marc noted in a 1915 letter to his wife, his own pantheism arose specifically from his disgust with modernity and human beings. Lamenting the “progress-hungry spirit of modern centuries,” Marc wrote: “People with their lack of piety, especially men, never touched my true feelings.

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8. www.moma.co.uk › free-archival-images-biodiversityFree Archival Images | Biodiversity Heritage Library - MoMa UK

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   A treasure trove of free archival images and illustrations of natural history, plants, animals and lots more. We explore The Biodiversity Heritage Library.