| Robert Rauschenberg (1925–, b. Port Arthur, Texas) studied with Josef Albers and in the late 1950s he came under the influence of Marcel Duchamp. With his friend Jasper Johns, Rauschenberg became a pivotal figure in the emerging pop art movement. His enormously inventive paintings, some of which incorporate silkscreen, include everyday images and objects and are executed in a loose, spontaneous style. He has also experimented extensively with assemblage. He created three-dimensional collages, known as “combines,” from 1954 to 1964. While Rauschenberg initiated the use of photographs in the 1950s, photographic images are particularly prevalent in his later works, as in the massive “Scenarios” paintings of the early 2000s, which also make use of computers and digital printers. One of contemporary American art's most prolific and influential figures, he has also collaborated with artists in other fields, such as composer John Cage and choreographers Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown. | ||
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Robert Rauschenberg
