One member of this group created The Cathedral of Socialism for the cover of a manifesto, while another member helped found it after the collapse of The Phalanx. The former artist, Lyonel Feininger, would later join this group's main successor group, which included the painter of Madame Turandot, Alexey von Jawlensky. Gabriele Munter helped found this group along with a man who painted swirls of red and black in (*) Fighting Forms. Its almanac featuring reproductions of primitive and folk art was published in 1912, and this group was formed after many of its founders left the Munich New Artist's Association. Other members of it include August Macke and the painter of The Fate of the Animals, Franz Marc. For 10 points, name this group of German Expressionists which shares its name with a painting by its co-founder, Wassily Kandinsky.
One member of this group created The Cathedral of Socialism for the cover of a manifesto, while another member helped found it after the collapse of The Phalanx. The former artist, Lyonel Feininger, would later join this group's main successor group, which included the painter of Madame Turandot, Alexey von Jawlensky. Gabriele Munter helped found this group along with a man who painted swirls of red and black in (*) Fighting Forms. Its almanac featuring reproductions of primitive and folk art was published in 1912, and this group was formed after many of its founders left the Munich New Artist's Association. Other members of it include August Macke and the painter of The Fate of the Animals, Franz Marc. For 10 points, name this group of German Expressionists which shares its name with a painting by its co-founder, Wassily Kandinsky.
One member of this group created The Cathedral of Socialism for the cover of a manifesto, while another member helped found it after the collapse of The Phalanx.