Six systematical colour rows from bright to bright 1955

"Six systematical colour rows from bright to bright" (1955) by Richard Paul Lohse is a prime example of abstract art. Consisting of 24 squares arranged in six rows, the work explores colour relationships and their impact on the viewer. The hues transition from bright to dark in each row, creating a visually dynamic composition that emphasizes the interplay of colour and form. This artwork is a testament to Lohse's exploration of pure abstraction and his dedication to the systematic arrangement of colour, a key characteristic of Concrete art.