Galloping horses 1930 - 1945

Arnold Peter Weisz-Kubínčan made this drawing of Galloping Horses, likely with ink on paper. The bold, black strokes create a sense of wild, untamed energy, like the art-making process itself was a gallop. I love how the landscape is built up with these quick, calligraphic marks. You can almost feel the brush dancing across the paper. The texture feels immediate, not overworked. See how the artist uses spots and lines to suggest the forms of the horses. It's not about perfect representation but more about capturing their spirit, their movement. The inky blacks against the bare paper is such a strong contrast, creating drama and depth with very little. There’s a real sense of freedom here, reminiscent of some of the German Expressionists like Franz Marc, who also explored animals as symbols of raw emotion and vitality. Art is a conversation, always echoing and responding to what came before.