The lone fox howling at the center of Franz Marc's The Fate of the Animals 
The lone fox howling at the center of Franz Marc's The Fate of the Animals  was painted this color, a distinct shade of which was created by Yves Klein, who made many monochromes in this color. The treatise Concerning the Spiritual in Art  identifies this color as a concentric, receding movement, unlike yellow.  This color makes up several grazing horses in another work by Franz Marc, and fills the upper half of the background of Matisse's The Dance and helps name a movement titled after a Kandinsky painting in which a man on a horse wearing a cloak of this color rides across a grassy landscape. For 10 points, name this color that makes violet with red.
The lone fox howling at the center of Franz Marc's The Fate of the Animals  was painted this color, a distinct shade of which was created by Yves Klein, who made many monochromes in this color.
blue