Untitled 1988

"Untitled" (1988) by Gerhard Richter is an abstract landscape painting that is characteristic of his later work. The painting depicts a layered landscape with a dominant green color palette. The use of scraping and layering techniques creates a textured surface, with the green hues both translucent and opaque, creating a sense of depth and atmospheric perspective. It is an example of Richter's distinctive style, known as "blurring," which he used to express the elusiveness of reality and the subjective nature of perception.