Kl. Badende 1996

Gerhard Richter's "Kl. Badende" (1996) is a captivating example of his abstract style, employing a blurred, almost impressionistic approach. The painting depicts a woman, partially obscured by a white towel, standing against a muted background. The softness of the brushstrokes and the ethereal quality of the figure evoke a sense of intimacy and vulnerability, characteristic of Richter's exploration of the human form. The painting's ambiguity allows the viewer to engage with the subject's emotional state, leaving room for personal interpretation.