One painter from this movement wrote "And all being is flaming agony" on the back of one of his works, in which he depicted a pair of red boars and a blue deer; that was his The Fate of the Animals.
One painter from this movement wrote "And all being is flaming agony" on the back of one of his works, in which he depicted a pair of red boars and a blue deer; that was his The Fate of the Animals. Another artist from this movement created a one-act opera titled The Yellow Sound and painted a series of ten "Compositions", which progressively became more abstract. That colleague of (*) Franz Marc painted the work from which this movement takes its name; that work shows a figure in the titular color riding a horse on a hillside. For 10 points, identify this movement whose key figure, who wrote On the Spiritual in Art, was Wassily Kandinsky.
One painter from this movement wrote "And all being is flaming agony" on the back of one of his works, in which he depicted a pair of red boars and a blue deer; that was his The Fate of the Animals.
Der {Blaue Reiter} [or The {Blue Rider}]