"Ihr Denken hat ein anderes Ziel. Durch ihre Arbeit ihrer Zeit Symbole zu schaffen, die auf die Altäre der kommenden geistigen Religion gehören und hinter denen der technische Erzeuger verschwindet."
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Über die Mitglieder der Neuen Künstlervereinigung München. ›Die Wilden Deutschlands‹ (Herbst 1911). Aus: Der Blaue Reiter. München 1912 (2. Auflage 1914), S. 5–7. Wiederabdruck in: Der Blaue Reiter. Dokumentarische Neuausgabe von Klaus Lankheit. München 1965, S. 28–32. Manuskript verschollen. zeno.org und dhm.de
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Franz Marc
1880 – 1916
deutscher Maler und Bildhauer
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