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Offset print on lightweight card. Hand-signed by the artist, CR:115. Bridge 14 FEB 45 (III) by Gerhard Richter is an offset print from 2000 that reproduces a historical aerial reconnaissance photograph taken during World War II. The image depicts the Ludendorff Bridge over the Rhine River in Remagen, Germany, shortly before its collapse. With its stark monochrome palette and detailed bird’s-eye view, the work conveys both the precision of wartime surveillance and the haunting silence of a city under siege. This piece fits into Richter’s ongoing examination of history, memory, and photographic truth. Edition of 500.
Bridge 14 FEB 45 (III), 2000
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Offset print on lightweight card. Hand-signed by the artist, CR:115. Bridge 14 FEB 45 (III) by Gerhard Richter is an offset print from 2000 that reproduces a historical aerial reconnaissance photograph taken during World War II. The image depicts the Ludendorff Bridge over the Rhine River in Remagen, Germany, shortly before its collapse. With its stark monochrome palette and detailed bird’s-eye view, the work conveys both the precision of wartime surveillance and the haunting silence of a city under siege. This piece fits into Richter’s ongoing examination of history, memory, and photographic truth. Edition of 500.
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