Alexy von Jawlensky painted "Madme Turandot" while part of this group, and it also included the painter of Breakfast of the Birds, Gabriele Munter.
One leader of this group showed figures swept along in a cascade of water that turns a wheel in The Bewitched Mill. Alexy von Jawlensky painted "Madme Turandot" while part of this group, and it also included the painter of Breakfast of the Birds, Gabriele Munter. Formed in reaction to Otto Fischer's influence over the New Artists Association, it took its name from a 1903 painting in which the grass-covered hill dwarfs the title figure, who is atop a white horse. Its founder went on to create "compositions" and "improvisations," FTP, name this German art circle led by Franz Marc and Wassily Kandinsky.
One leader of this group showed figures swept along in a cascade of water that turns a wheel in The Bewitched Mill.
The {Blue Rider} [or Der {Blaue Reiter}]