Horse and hedgehog 1913

Franz Marc's "Horse and Hedgehog" from 1913 is a striking woodcut that exemplifies the artist's Expressionist style. The bold, black and white composition depicts a horse and a hedgehog in a simplified and symbolic manner, conveying a sense of the natural world. Marc's use of strong lines and flat planes creates a sense of movement and energy, while the simplified forms suggest a connection to the primal forces of nature. The woodcut's use of black and white contributes to its powerful and evocative imagery, making it a fascinating example of German Expressionist art.