August Macke developed a luminous modernism shaped by French painting, Der Blaue Reiter and a 1914 trip to Tunisia with Paul Klee and Louis Moilliet. Shop windows, parks and strolling figures became vehicles for translucent color and rhythmic structure.
Painting; watercolor; drawing
Major Works
- 1913Lady in a Green Jacket
- 1913Promenade
- 1914Hat Shop
- 1914Tightrope Walker
- 1914Turkish Café
- 1914View into a Lane
- 1913Colored Forms I
- 1908Sunny Garden
- 1914Girls under Trees
- 1914Market in Tunis
Interviews & Writing
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