Foxes, 1913 by Franz Marc
Canvas Print - 16765-MAF
Location: Museum Kunst Palast , Dusseldorf, GermanyOriginal Size: 88 x 66 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $59.90 USD
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Painting Information
Franz Marc’s “Foxes,” 1913, feels like a jigsaw puzzle that’s exploded in a frenzy of color and chaos, yet every piece lands exactly where it needs to. The foxes, in all their angular, fragmented glory, are barely foxes anymore - more like abstracted forces of nature rather than creatures skulking in the woods. Marc takes the sleek lines of their bodies and slices them into shards, assembling a composition that teeters on the brink of disintegration but never quite topples. This isn’t realism; it’s Marc’s own vision of nature - twisted, shattered, but still, somehow, pulsing with life.
Ah, the colors. Let’s talk about those reds. They burn. They vibrate. They don’t sit still for a second. There’s something almost volcanic about the way the reds roar out from the foxes, spilling over into the surrounding cooler blues, purples, and greens. Marc isn’t content with merely depicting foxes; he’s after something deeper, more primal. The foxes feel like they’re about to burst through the canvas, and you can sense their sly, feral energy in every fragmented line and smoldering hue.
The composition, with its dizzying overlay of forms and colors, looks like it should be in constant motion. Everything overlaps - the foxes blend into one another, their bodies twisting and doubling back as if caught in a cubist tornado. Yet, despite the freneticism, there’s a balance here. The structure, broken as it may be, never collapses. Marc knew exactly what he was doing, creating a kind of natural cubism, where the foxes are both the predators and the prey of abstraction itself.
This is no ordinary portrayal of animals. It’s nature being torn apart and reconstructed in front of your eyes - as wild as the animals themselves.
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