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August Macke

Nationality: German

Born: 1887 Meschede

Died: 1914 died in battle at the age of 27 years

Bio: During his childhood, Macke spent time in Basle where he came into contact with the work of B�cklin. He was taught by Corinth, and travelled widely throughout Europe. He married Elisabeth Gerhardt in 1909.

In1910 Macke met Franz Marc in Munich in 1912 they both journeyed to Paris, where they discovered Cubism and the work of Delaunay.

His early Impressionist style developed into a use of strong, sunlit color applied in painterly facets of light. His preferred subject matter remained urban scenes of shopping and leisure. His North African work had a more structured appearance, and in 1913 he experimented with pure abstraction and also produced many watercolors.

In 1914 he visited North Africa with Paul Klee. He was killed in battle, at the age of 27, that same year.

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$255 August Macke Woman in Park 1914 75 x 40cm [29.5 x 15.&"] VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$279 August Macke Vegetable Fields 1911 60 x 75cm (23.6 x 29.5") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$235 August Macke Turkish Cafe I (1914) 55 x 45 (21.6 x 17.1") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES
$279 August Macke Tegernsee Landscape (1910) 60 x 55 (25.5 x 21.6") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$255 August Macke St Mary's in the Snow 1911 70 x 90cm (27.5 x 35.5") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$255 August Macke Visiting the Parrots (1914) 50 x 55cm (19.7 x 22.6") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES
$275 August Macke Girls Under Trees (1914) 80 x 100 (31.5 x 39.4") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$255 August Macke Hat Shop (1913) 60 x 70 [23.6 x 27.5"] VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES	$259 August Macke Coloured Forms II (1913) 60 x 55 cm (23.6 x 21.6") VIEW LARGE DETAIL VIEW ALL AVAILABLE SIZES