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Gerhard Richter

"1024 Colors"

Serigraph 1988

Multiple, tufted printed fine velor, linked and reframed!

From the 1960s, Gerhard Richter began to work with color plates. To do this, he reproduced color fields from color sample cards, some of which he randomly positioned next to each other in order to create colorful abstractions in which he dealt with the theme of seriality and coincidence. In 1974 Richter created the oil painting entitled "1024 Colors" (cat. 358-1). Later, this work – consisting of 1024 colored squares placed side by side – served as a template for a carpet that was produced in 1988 as part of the "Dialog - First Edition" by the international company Vorwerk Carpets. (also Hockney, Lichtenstein and Zaha M Hadid developed carpet designs for Vorwerk for the collection at that time)

Literature: Volker Fischer, "Bodenreform" carpets by artists and architects. Berlin, 1989

Screen-printed polyamide fabric

Germany, 1988
Based on "1024 Colors", 1974 by Gerhard Richter
Manufacturer: Vorwerk Carpets
With manufacturer's stamp logo "Vorwerk" on the back
From the "Contemporary Art: First Edition" collection
Dimensions: 71x69 cm

Like new condition, without stains and signs of wear

Newly framed, black wooden frame approx. 72x74cm

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