Exhibition catalog - Gerhard Richter

FRENCH VERSION

Gerhard Richter describes himself as a "classic painter".
This catalogue of the major exhibition organized by the Vuitton Foundation aims to present the complete development of his career, which spans more than six decades. More than 250 works highlight both continuity and breaks in his...

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FRENCH VERSION

Gerhard Richter describes himself as a "classic painter".
This catalogue of the major exhibition organized by the Vuitton Foundation aims to present the complete development of his career, which spans more than six decades. More than 250 works highlight both continuity and breaks in his realizations, which include not only paintings, but also exquisite drawings, overpainted photographs and sculptures.

Exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton from 17 October 2025 to 2 March 2026.

French
416 pages / 400 illustrations

Co-publishing Fondation Louis Vuitton / Citadelles & Mazenod

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