Robert Rauschenberg
American, born 1925
Soviet/American Array III, 1988
photogravure
223.5 x 134.6 cm
(88 x 53 in.)
Robert Rauschenberg began to integrate waste products from modern American everyday life into his pictures in the 1950s. This was when the famous "combine" paintings (so called because they were neither painting nor sculpture, but both) were produced. Experimentation with magazine and newspaper photographs created a groundbreaking new form of expression. To view more works of art by Robert Rauschenberg and other famous artists, please visit the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.
2 comments:
That's pretty neat. Did you take a course on art and/or art history or are you looking all this up as you go?
I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art from California State University Long Beach.
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