Gerhard Richter - Film

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In 2007 Corinna Belz made a short film called Gerhard Richter's Window where the media-shy artist appeared on camera for the first time in 15 years. In 2011 Corinna Belz's feature-length documentary entitled Gerhard Richter Painting was released. The film focused almost entirely on the worlds highest paid living artist producing his large-scale abstract squeegee works in his studio.

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