One of America’s most important artists, Robert Rauschenberg consistently fuses painting, found art, photography and printing in his works. Now available in paperback, this stunning book brings together sixty of Rauschenberg’s most exciting posters. Arranged thematically and chronologically, the posters display the full range of Rauschenberg’s stylistic development from the 1960s to the 1990s. Since 1963 the artist has been designing posters to advertise his own exhibitions, music and dance performances, and to address sociopolitical issues. This breathtaking volume features full page, color reproductions that allow the viewer to truly appreciate the complexity, ambiguity, and incredible scope of Rauschenberg’s oeuvre.
Great book for getting the feel for the art of Robert Rauschenberg. I've been mesmerized by the cover art of this book since first seeing the large original print version that was featured on the television show "Frasier". I have since acquired my own original print of the artwork, but there's a lot more to Rauschenberg than that one print. I believe he was an artist of incredible depth and insight and encourage anyone interested to discover his message for yourself.