Fünfzehn Farben 1966 - 1996

Gerhard Richter's "Fünfzehn Farben" (1966-1996) is a minimalist abstract painting. It features fifteen square, solid color panels arranged in a grid, each separated by thin white lines. The composition focuses solely on color, employing a variety of hues, including blue, green, yellow, and red. Richter's color chart paintings are a testament to the power of pure color and its potential for artistic expression. This series explores the relationship between color, space, and form, challenging viewers to engage with the fundamental elements of visual perception.