Two Women on the Hill
- Original dimensions
- 24.6 x 16 cm
- Museum
- museum Franz Marc
- Year
- 1906
Scene depicted
The painting “Two Women on the Hill” immerses the viewer in a scene of intimacy, where two women stand on a lush hill, evoking peace and communion. Marc boldly married nature and humanity, transforming these figures into symbols of an elegant movement, established between dream and reality. The composition, imbued with softness, invites contemplation.
Historical context
Artwork: Two Women on the Hill |BRK| Artist: Franz Marc |BRK| Year: 1906 |BRK| Museum: museum Franz Marc |BRK| Dimensions: 24.6 x 16 cm |BRK|
Place in the artist's career
“Two Women on the Hill” is positioned in a pivotal period of Marc's career. He emerges from the influences of the Nabis, while laying the foundations for his stylistic future. Compared to his works “ The Red Cow ”, this painting reflects a continuous evolution towards abstraction, where color takes precedence over figuration.
Anecdote
As Marc aptly said: “Color is a means of exerting influence on the soul.” Inspired by a sunny day on a green hill, the artist captured the essence of femininity through this masterpiece , revealing both calm and energy. This fleeting moment, blending into the golden morning light, shaped this memorable canvas .