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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 2, 2020 | Schwarz, Rot, Gold I. | Van Ham | Cologne | ||||
paintings
42 x 29.5 cm (16.54 x 11.61 in)
Three squares of white semi-cardboard reworked with oil paint, collaged on white cardboard, Frame/Pedestal: Framed
Signed and dated. lower centre: Richter "98. As well as on the upper centre: 3 4 3.
Private collection Germany
Butin, Hubertus/Gronert, Stefan/Olbricht, Thomas: Gerhard Richter Editions 19652013, Ostfildern 2014, cat. rais. no. 107.
RICHTER, GERHARD
(1932 Dresden)
Schwarz, Rot, Gold I.
Date: 1998.
Three squares of white semi-cardboard reworked with oil paint, collaged on white cardboard.
Measurement: 42 x 29, 5 cm.
Signed and dated. lower centre: Richter "98. As well as on the upper centre: 3 4 3.
Frame/Pedestal: Framed.
The edition was published by Texte zur Kunst, Cologne (issue no. 32). It was created in connection with the commissioned work "Schwarz, Rot, Gold", which the artist produced in 1999 for the German Bundestag in the Reichstag building in Berlin (cf. cat. rais. no. 856).
"From a selection by Gerhard Richter of four shades of black, four shades of red and four shades of gold, two times each 64 different colour combinations were created. The three-digit number on the sheet indicates, which of the specific colour tones were used for the collage." The number 343 on the present work represents the third of the four blacks, the fourth tone of the four reds
and the third of the four blacks. Thus, each copy of the (2 x) 64 collages shows an individual colouration.
