The context in which Marc worked suggests that he used these correspondences programmatically, Marc wrote: "Each color must clearly say 'who and what it is, and must, moreover, be linked to a clear form. "During his career, Franz Marc created around sixty pieces in lithography and woodcut. Many of his works depicted animals, in their natural settings and habitat. The use of bright, vivid colors was also often seen in his works. Color was extremely important to Marc Not only did he understand the potential of color to affect mood, but he developed a specific theory of color symbolism. His analysis of color associates blue with the masculine. , yellow in the feminine and red in the often violent physique He adopted a cubist approach, in the exhibition and creation of the animals he represented in his works simplicity was also often seen as a means of his process; creative, as most pieces simply focused on the animal and raw emotion, as opposed to the intervention of external factors, to create the printed artwork during its