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Robert Rauschenberg Surface Series from Currents #42 silkscreen print collage with layered newspaper clippings and prominent $25,000,000.

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Hand-printed silkscreen on aqua B 844 paper // Surface Series from Currents #42 by Robert Rauschenberg is a thought-provoking silkscreen print created in 1970. This work, part of a larger series, uses a dense layering of newspaper clippings, images, and textual elements, evoking the chaotic flow of media and information. The monochromatic palette intensifies the fragmented, collage-like composition, which reflects the turbulent social and political landscape of the time. Themes of wealth, crime, and political power emerge from the scattered images, particularly with the prominent $25,000,000 printed across the piece. Rauschenberg's work serves as a visual commentary on the overwhelming nature of mass media, compelling viewers to sift through layers of visual noise to find meaning.

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Surface Series from Currents #42, 1970

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Hand-printed silkscreen on aqua B 844 paper // Surface Series from Currents #42 by Robert Rauschenberg is a thought-provoking silkscreen print created in 1970. This work, part of a larger series, uses a dense layering of newspaper clippings, images, and textual elements, evoking the chaotic flow of media and information. The monochromatic palette intensifies the fragmented, collage-like composition, which reflects the turbulent social and political landscape of the time. Themes of wealth, crime, and political power emerge from the scattered images, particularly with the prominent $25,000,000 printed across the piece. Rauschenberg's work serves as a visual commentary on the overwhelming nature of mass media, compelling viewers to sift through layers of visual noise to find meaning.

Artwork Copyright © Robert Rauschenberg
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