Offset in colors after a painting on coated cardboard
Israel, 1995
Gerhard Richter (b. 1932) – German artist
Signed by courtesy ‘Richter‘ in black felt pen
Poster with letters for the exhibition ‘Gerhard Richter – Paintings’ in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1995
Image dimensions: 57.5 x 68 cm; sheet dimensions: 68 x 72 cm
Good condition

The exhibition poster shows the painting ‘Lovers in the forest’ that Gerhard Richter created in 1966 in a size of 170 x 200 cm and that was exhibited from September to December at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Condition:

The exhibition poster bears an unobtrusive crease with associated surface rubbing in the upper right corner. Otherwise the condition is very good. The image measures 57.5 x 68 cm, the sheet 68 x 72 cm.

Gerhard Richter (born 1932)

After his training as a stage and advertising painter the well-known German artist Gerhard Richter began to study at the Art Academies in Dresden and Düsseldorf. From 1971 to 1993 he worked as a professor for painting at the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf. Gerhard Richter often uses photographs as template, he then enlarges these motifs and subsequently transfers them into his own preferred medium of paintings and prints. He is known for his abstract, expressively colorful works which are created with color layers, abrasions and overpainting. Richter’s experimental engagement with actuality and the painterly staged reality are visible in his entire oeuvre which has been honored widely. Today he is one of the most sought after artists in the world and his works are presented internationally, such as at the Biennale in Venice and in large retrospectives in New York and at the National Gallery in Berlin. Gerhard Richter works and lives in Cologne. (fea)

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