Rhein II

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Rhein II is a large-scale color photograph by German visual artist Andreas Gursky, renowned for its minimalist depiction of the Rhine River and for once being the most expensive photograph ever sold at auction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf color photograph
fine art photograph
photograph
auctionDate 2011-11-08
auctionHouse Christie’s NERFINISHED
auctionLocation New York City NERFINISHED
collection private collection
color predominantly gray
predominantly green
compositionFeature absence of people
horizontal bands
removal of buildings and infrastructure
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Andreas Gursky NERFINISHED
creatorBirthPlace Leipzig NERFINISHED
creatorBirthYear 1955
creatorNationality German
currency USD NERFINISHED
depicts Rhine River NERFINISHED
editionSize 6
plus artist’s proofs
exhibitedAt museums and galleries worldwide
genre minimalist photography
hasSubject industrial landscape
river landscape
height 185.4 cm
inception 1999
languageOfTitle German
medium C-print
chromogenic color print
movement contemporary art
notableFor minimalist depiction of the Rhine River
record auction price for a photograph
orientation landscape
partOfSeries Rhein series by Andreas Gursky NERFINISHED
recordHeld most expensive photograph ever sold at auction
recordHeldFrom 2011
salePriceUSD 4300000
soldAtAuction Christie’s New York NERFINISHED
support Diasec-mounted
technique digital manipulation
photomontage
titleMeaning Rhine II NERFINISHED
width 364 cm

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Andreas Gursky notableWork Rhein II