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robert raushenberg
Robert Rauschemberg
Primary Illusion (Urban Bourbon Series)
1989
In honor of Robert Rauschenberg’s birthday, here’s a throwback to 2012 when we acquired his 1979 Global Loft (Spread).
A Brief History of Assemblage Art, including Schwitters, Cornell, and Rauschenberg
A Brief History of Assemblage Art, including Schwitters, Cornell, and Rauschenberg
Josef Albers, a founder of the Bauhaus, became Rauschenberg's painting instructor at Black Mountain. Albers' preliminary courses relied on strict discipline that did not allow for any "uninfluenced experimentation".[14] Rauschenberg described Albers as influencing him to do "exactly the reverse" of what he was being taught.
Robert Rauschenberg - Wikipedia
White Painting (3 Panels) by Robert Rauschenberg.
Are you curious about what Robert Rauschenberg erased during the creation of his fascinating Erased de Kooning Drawing? As part of an extensive Rauschenberg research project, SFMOMA staff took infrared pictures of the piece to see what the original de Kooning sketch may have looked like. Click here to see what they found! Hungry for more? "Like" the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation and check out the Tate's virtual "Gallery of Lost Art," which takes a deeper look at Erased de Kooning Drawing.