Ten Colours 1966

Gerhard Richter's 1966 "Ten Colours" is a minimalist abstract work composed of ten rectangular color fields, arranged in two columns. Richter, known for his exploration of color and form, presents a simple yet captivating composition that focuses on the pure chromatic experience. The painting exemplifies Richter's early experimentation with abstract painting, showcasing his ability to create visual tension and depth through carefully chosen colors. "Ten Colours" stands as a testament to Richter's fascination with the fundamental elements of visual art.