Franz Marc: Tiger (1912) Black and White Expressionist Print

Bring the primal energy of the avant-garde into your home. This museum-quality Giclée reproduction features Franz Marc’s Tiger, a striking study in the geometry of nature.

In 1912, Franz Marc was at the peak of his experimentation with form. This black and white rendition of his famous Tiger emphasizes the Cubist and Futurist influences that defined his later work. By stripping away his characteristic primary colors, the composition reveals the 'architectural' strength of the animal. The tiger is not merely a cat in the jungle; it is a series of interlocking triangles and sharp arcs that represent a force of nature in motion. This print captures the core philosophy of Der Blaue Reiter: the attempt to reveal the spiritual pulse of the world through bold, simplified graphic expression.

Original Expressionist prints are prized for their high-contrast 'inkiness' and sharp edges. Our archival Giclée print is digitally mastered to preserve the deep, velvety blacks and crisp white negative spaces that give this work its graphic punch. Printed on 100% cotton rag, acid-free matte paper, it ensures the dynamic tension and modernist lines remain a powerful focal point in your space.

A sophisticated Statement Piece for a minimalist office, a modern living room, or a gallery wall dedicated to 20th-century art history. This Franz Marc Print is an exceptional gift for graphic designers, art historians, and lovers of bold, monochromatic decor.

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