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Aquatint with embossing and collage on wove paper - Signed and dated in pencil // Robert Rauschenberg's The Tramp, created in 1974, is a limited edition print featuring a combination of aquatint, embossing, and collage on wove paper. The piece presents a layered composition that juxtaposes abstract elements with photographic imagery. In the upper section, a striking blue-toned photograph of a watery landscape contrasts with the delicate, off-white and cream-colored abstract shapes in the lower half. Rauschenberg’s signature collage style creates a sense of fragmentation and narrative ambiguity. The textured surfaces and varied media invite contemplation of materiality and perception. Signed and dated in pencil, this work exemplifies Rauschenberg’s experimental approach to printmaking and his interest in combining disparate visual elements.
The Tramp, 1974
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Aquatint with embossing and collage on wove paper - Signed and dated in pencil // Robert Rauschenberg's The Tramp, created in 1974, is a limited edition print featuring a combination of aquatint, embossing, and collage on wove paper. The piece presents a layered composition that juxtaposes abstract elements with photographic imagery. In the upper section, a striking blue-toned photograph of a watery landscape contrasts with the delicate, off-white and cream-colored abstract shapes in the lower half. Rauschenberg’s signature collage style creates a sense of fragmentation and narrative ambiguity. The textured surfaces and varied media invite contemplation of materiality and perception. Signed and dated in pencil, this work exemplifies Rauschenberg’s experimental approach to printmaking and his interest in combining disparate visual elements.
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