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Refusing Style Meaning in Gerhard Richter's art can also keep its distance. The elusiveness of meaning is, in some ways, a central subject of Richter's art. Since the early 1950s, Richter has painted a huge number of subjects in wildly conflicting styles.
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Here's Uncle Rudi, the grinning soldier in his great coat, dead in the first days of the war. On another wall, in glowing colour, a group of Nubians, whose image comes from a Leni Riefenstahl.
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Richter was born in Dresden, Germany on the eve of the Second World War. His two uncles were killed in the war and his father served, but survived. His schizophrenic aunt, Marianne, was murdered by the Nazis as part of their drive to euthanize the sick.
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Gerhard Richter's "Uncle Rudi" (1965). Image by Gerhard Richter/Courtesy of Lidice Memorial Two striking works, made almost five decades apart, anchor the Met Breuer exhibit: the small.
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Image and Ideology. Richter was born in Dresden, Germany on the eve of the Second World War. His two uncles were killed in the war and his father served, but survived. His schizophrenic aunt, Marianne, was murdered by the Nazis as part of their drive to euthanize the sick. Less than a week after his thirteenth birthday, Richter heard some 3,600.
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Born in Dresden in 1932, Richter is haunted, like many of his German contemporaries, by memories and associations from the Third Reich and the Second World War.
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The Impossibility of Meaning During Richter's long career, he has produced art in an unprecedented number of conflicting styles starting with the propagandistic Social Realist art he made as a student at the Dresden Art Academy in Communist East Germany.
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Overview Exhibition History Title: Uncle Rudi Artist: Gerhard Richter (German, born Dresden, 1932) Date: 1965 Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 34 1/4 × 19 1/2 × 1 in. (87 × 49.5 × 2.5 cm) Classification: Paintings Credit Line: Památník Lidice / Lidice Memorial Accession Number: RIC.006 Rights and Reproduction: © Gerhard Richter 2022 (03032020)
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Gerhard Richter Onkel Rudi (Uncle Rudi), 2000 Cibachrome photograph, flush-mounted to white Alu-Dibond plate, the full sheet. 37 4/5 × 23 in | 95.9 × 58.4 cm Bidding closed Get notifications for similar works Create Alert Phillips: Evening & Day Editions (June 2018) Want to sell a work by this artist? Sell with Artsy Artist Series
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Richter was born in Dresden, Germany on the eve of the Second World War. His two uncles were killed in the war and his father served, but survived. His schizophrenic aunt, Marianne, was murdered by the Nazis as part of their drive to euthanize the sick.
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Richter was born in Dresden, Germany on the eve of the Second World War. His two uncles were killed in the war and his father served, but survived. His schizophrenic aunt, Marianne, was murdered by the Nazis as part of their drive to euthanize the sick.
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Three paintings from Gerhard Richter's "Cage" series (2006) at the Met Breuer. The artist's abstractions, made with the help of a custom squeegee, reconcile skill and randomness. Charlie Rubin.
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Uncle Rudi 2000 87 cm x 50 cm Editions CR: 111 Cibachrome photograph mounted on Dibond plate, framed, behind glass Notes Sales Associated Works Exhibitions Literature Videos Photograph after the painting Uncle Rudi [CR: 85] from 1965. Edition: 80 copies, signed in felt-tip pen, numbered on reverse, title and date on label on reverse.