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Hybrid print on 260g Rives paper. Stamped on verso. Published by Daco-Verlag. Abstraktes Bild (1992/2023) by Gerhard Richter is a hybrid print on 260g Rives paper, sized 70 × 70?cm and produced in an edition of 500. This work reinterprets a 1992 abstract painting through a contemporary print process, capturing the gestural sweep and color layering characteristic of Richter’s squeegee technique. Vivid streaks of red, yellow, and blue interplay with scraped whites, forming a textured, grid-like composition that blurs the line between spontaneity and control. Published by Daco-Verlag and stamped on the verso, the edition distills Richter’s decades-long engagement with abstraction into a vibrant, tactile surface.
Abstraktes Bild, 1992/2023
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Hybrid print on 260g Rives paper. Stamped on verso. Published by Daco-Verlag. Abstraktes Bild (1992/2023) by Gerhard Richter is a hybrid print on 260g Rives paper, sized 70 × 70?cm and produced in an edition of 500. This work reinterprets a 1992 abstract painting through a contemporary print process, capturing the gestural sweep and color layering characteristic of Richter’s squeegee technique. Vivid streaks of red, yellow, and blue interplay with scraped whites, forming a textured, grid-like composition that blurs the line between spontaneity and control. Published by Daco-Verlag and stamped on the verso, the edition distills Richter’s decades-long engagement with abstraction into a vibrant, tactile surface.
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