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Schwarz-Rot-Gold IV (Black-Red-Gold IV), 2015 - Special edition commemorating the 25th anniversary of the reunification of Germany - Screenprint in colors behind Floatglass - Signed in black felt-tip pen on a label on the reverse - Published by Contemporary Editions, Berlin - Literature: Butin 166 // Gerhard Richter’s Schwarz-Rot-Gold IV (Black-Red-Gold IV) (2015) is a limited edition silkscreen print, measuring 39 x 39 cm, created to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Germany's reunification. The artwork displays a simple yet powerful composition of three vertical color bands in black, red, and gold, mirroring the German national flag. The bold color fields are printed behind float glass, lending a sleek, polished appearance that enhances the minimalistic design. Richter’s use of pure, saturated colors without additional detail captures a sense of national identity and unity, embodying both historical significance and contemporary aesthetics. This work is emblematic of Richter's exploration of abstraction and symbolism, marking a poignant moment in German history.
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Schwarz-Rot-Gold IV (Black-Red-Gold IV), 2015 - Special edition commemorating the 25th anniversary of the reunification of Germany - Screenprint in colors behind Floatglass - Signed in black felt-tip pen on a label on the reverse - Published by Contemporary Editions, Berlin - Literature: Butin 166 // Gerhard Richter’s Schwarz-Rot-Gold IV (Black-Red-Gold IV) (2015) is a limited edition silkscreen print, measuring 39 x 39 cm, created to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Germany's reunification. The artwork displays a simple yet powerful composition of three vertical color bands in black, red, and gold, mirroring the German national flag. The bold color fields are printed behind float glass, lending a sleek, polished appearance that enhances the minimalistic design. Richter’s use of pure, saturated colors without additional detail captures a sense of national identity and unity, embodying both historical significance and contemporary aesthetics. This work is emblematic of Richter's exploration of abstraction and symbolism, marking a poignant moment in German history.
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