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Alu-Dibond with Diasec Offset of abstract painting (1977) by Gerhard Richter is a Diasec-mounted offset print on Alu-Dibond, measuring 56 × 81 cm. This work exemplifies Richter's exploration of abstraction through photographic reproduction. Blurred transitions between rich amber, teal, and crimson hues suggest movement and depth, while fragments of light and shape float within an atmospheric, almost cinematic space. The abstract forms resist fixed interpretation, inviting viewers to engage with color and gesture alone. The glossy surface produced by the Diasec finish intensifies the print’s luminous quality, heightening its immersive effect.
Offset of abstract painting, 1977
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Alu-Dibond with Diasec Offset of abstract painting (1977) by Gerhard Richter is a Diasec-mounted offset print on Alu-Dibond, measuring 56 × 81 cm. This work exemplifies Richter's exploration of abstraction through photographic reproduction. Blurred transitions between rich amber, teal, and crimson hues suggest movement and depth, while fragments of light and shape float within an atmospheric, almost cinematic space. The abstract forms resist fixed interpretation, inviting viewers to engage with color and gesture alone. The glossy surface produced by the Diasec finish intensifies the print’s luminous quality, heightening its immersive effect.
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