Abstract Painting 610 1 — Fine Art

Abstract Painting 610 1 by Gerhard Richter keeps the paper flat and matte so the grey and blue tones do not glare under a lamp. The picture follows a squeegee painting method that leaves thin bands and soft edges across the page. You see the smooth shift of tone more from the doorway than from the chair.

A fine art print on matte paper with a frame in a finish you can match to the room keeps the grey and blue tones soft and the thin bands steady. The frame finish can follow the wall so a light frame sits on a dark wall or a dark frame on a pale wall.

It works on the study wall beside a desk. From the chair you catch the broad tone shift, and the thin bands stay quiet against the wood trim.