15
Sep
2009
2009
Gerhard Richter
A-Z, Art, Artists and Designers, Examples, Holga, PaintingGerhard Richter works in wide range of media and has explored a diverse range of techniques and styles, influenced by landscape, portraiture, the figure, nature, animals to family poses. His most widely known painting technique is the blurred or dragged composition using either brilliant, subdued or monochrome palette.
In the city project
Lomography Photograph: Gregory 2009
Pupil Example: Klinsman 2008
Tags: Abstract, Art and Design, Cityscape, Gerhard Richter, Holga, In the city, Lomography, Painting, Photography, Urban
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