"Opus 601" (1967)

The surface feels alive with rhythm, as if the grid is quietly vibrating rather than sitting still. Opus 601 (1967) is a graphic work by Adolf Richard Fleischmann, built from repeated verticals and blocks of colour that reflect his deep interest in movement, structure, and visual order. Fleischmann was a key figure in postwar European abstraction, known for translating musical ideas and architectural systems into precise, kinetic compositions that reward slow looking.

This print is signed and numbered: 138/150
This print is stamped: Werkstätten Domberger Stuttgart