Two sheep 1913

Franz Marc's "Two Sheep" is a 1913 watercolor painting that exemplifies his distinctive style within the Expressionist movement. The animals are simplified forms, rendered with bold lines and vibrant colors, reflecting Marc's belief in the spiritual significance of animals and nature. The contrasting colors, including rich greens and browns, evoke a sense of dynamism and emotional intensity. Marc's expressive approach to form and color anticipates the development of abstract art, making this piece a key example of early 20th-century artistic innovation.