Richard Paul Lohse, one of the main representatives of the concrete and constructive art movements, 1975 at his studio in Zurich.
Richard Paul Lohse, a leading representative of concrete and constructive art, is photographed in his Zurich studio in 1975. Wearing a bold checkered shirt, he leans over a desk covered with papers and supplies, absorbed in a sketchbook. Behind him hang three large, minimalist, geometric paintings—grids of squares and rectangles in varying shades of grey—that are characteristic of his work. The image captures a quiet, candid moment of creative focus.
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