Curated Modernist Art · For Frame TVs & 4K Displays
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August Macke · Zoological Garden I
About the artwork
Zoological Garden I - 1912
A zoological garden in Macke's modernist world
August Macke made Zoological Garden I in 1912. The painting is identified as an oil painting and is held in the Lenbachhaus collection in Munich.
The work presents a zoological garden through Macke's modernist language. Its public-domain source image is centered inside a cream mat for a calm 4K display presentation.
- Oil painting
- 98 × 58.5 cm
- Lenbachhaus, Munich
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August Macke
Zoological Garden I
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August Macke
Strollers in a Rocky Landscape
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Fons Heijnsbroek
Beauty & Truth 5. (on Fr. von Schiller)
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Wassily Kandinsky
Several Circles
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Wassily Kandinsky
First Abstract Watercolor
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Henri Matisse
Boats in a Port
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Kazimir Malevich
Untitled
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El Lissitzky
Proposal for a PROUN street celebration
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Claude Monet
Impression, Sunrise
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Fernand Léger
Le Remorqueur
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Wassily Kandinsky
Oriental
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Fons Heijnsbroek
They talk about Truth
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Piet Mondrian
Farm Cottage at Duivendrecht
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Paul Klee
Laternenfest
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Wassily Kandinsky
Composition VII
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Wassily Kandinsky
Composition IX
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Wassily Kandinsky
Yellow-Red-Blue
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Wassily Kandinsky
Houses at Murnau
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Wassily Kandinsky
Composition VIII
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