St. Julian the Hospitaller (1913) by Franz Marc by Peter Balan

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Peter Balan

München, Germany

About ‘St. Julian the Hospitaller (1913) by Franz Marc’ by Peter Balan

Franz Marc (1880-1916) was a German painter and co-founder of the expressionist Blaue Reiter. He is known for his colourful paintings of animals, especially horses, which he depicted in abstract form. Marc developed his own pictorial language and used strong, bright colours to achieve an emotional effect.

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Peter Balan
München, Germany

I am an ambitious hobby photographer, mainly in the field of landscape and nature photography. On my travels I love to take pictures. The pictures remind me of so many beautiful moments.

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