Rhythmische Teilung 1949

"Rhythmische Teilung" (1949) by Richard Paul Lohse is a prime example of concrete art, a style that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s. The painting is a vibrant composition of vertical stripes in red, yellow, and white, showcasing a reduction to the essential elements of color, form, and composition. This artwork exemplifies the exploration of visual rhythm and harmonious relationships between colors and lines within geometric structures, characteristic of Lohse's artistic practice.