“Head of the Horse” is an artwork by Franz Marc, created in 1906. This piece belongs to the Realism art movement and falls under the genre of sketch and study.
The artwork depicts a detailed sketch of a horse’s head, focusing on its facial structure and bridle. The artist uses strong, confident lines to illustrate the anatomy of the horse, capturing both strength and gentleness in the animal’s features. The shading enhances the muscular definition and depth, creating a sense of realism. The simplicity of the background keeps the viewer’s attention solely on the horse, emphasizing its prominence and significance in the composition. This sketch demonstrates Franz Marc’s ability to render lifelike portrayals with a keen eye for detail and form.