Texas native Robert Rauschenberg, the prolific painter/sculptor/jack-of-all-trades who for decades stretched the definition of art, has died. "He was one of the ...

The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced plans to produce a catalogue raisonné dedicated to the late artist. One of America’s most prolific and protean artists, Robert Rauschenberg was not ...

The proceeds of artist Nikolas Bentel's "erased" Rauschenberg work will go to charity. Nikolas Bentel, The Erased Rauschenberg. The artist destroyed Robert Rauschenberg's Untitled (1973). Courtesy of ...

Historically, Rauschenberg got us from Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art—one of the greatest stylistic leaps ever—by introducing those bits of the readymade and the already-seen into the meaty ...

Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him a reputation as a pioneer in pop art but whose talents spanned the worlds of painting, sculpture and dance, has died. By The ...

Robert Rauschenberg, "Untitled (Early Egyptian)" (1973), sand and acrylic on cardboard with bicycle, fabric, twine, metal bucket, and wood, 153 1/2 x 193 3/8 x 46 1/8 inches (© Robert Rauschenberg ...

“I think a painting has such a limited life,” Robert Rauschenberg told an interviewer in 1965, a year after he won the Grand Prize for Painting at the Venice Biennale and became one of the most famous ...

Robert Rauschenberg’s 32-foot-long (~9.7-meter-long) silkscreen painting “Barge” (1962–63) will be among over a dozen works exhibited at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan this fall, part ...

The artist Robert Rauschenberg was always interested in bringing a full range of media to his artworks—he’s most famous, after all, for his “Combines” of 1954-1964, works that, as the name suggests, ...

In the early ’70s the artist dispensed with collage, making airy cardboard sculptures that challenged the macho posturing that had overtaken American sculpture. By Deborah Solomon Which one is better ...