Light Grey, Blue Grey, Dark Grey, 1974

Dany Schwartz

German, 1932

acrylic on bricks

This painting exemplifies unhinged, barely involved physical pluralism. This series has been seen as a reaffirmation of artistic purity. Gerhard Richter described it best: “Grey is the epitome of non-statement; it does not trigger feelings or associations, it is neither visible nor invisible. Like no other color, it is suitable for illustrating ‘nothing’.”

Light Grey, Blue Grey, Dark Grey, 1974
Dany Schwartz
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