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Robert Rauschenberg, Tibetan Keys (Rectangle), mixed-media sculpture, 1987; rectangular form with photo-screenprinted images of yellow roses and architecture.

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Sculpture with photo-screenprinted decals, etc. // Robert Rauschenberg's Tibetan Keys (Rectangle) (1987) is a mixed-media sculpture incorporating photo-screenprinted decals on a rectangular form. The artwork juxtaposes vibrant images of yellow roses with architectural motifs, blending organic and structural elements in a thought-provoking manner. Rauschenberg’s use of photography as a surface treatment highlights his interest in layering visual narratives and textures, creating a multidimensional piece that invites viewers to explore the contrasts between nature and man-made designs. This sculpture is an example of Rauschenberg’s innovative approach to contemporary art, merging photography and physical objects to create a compelling dialogue within his work.

Artwork Copyright © Robert Rauschenberg

Robert Rauschenberg

Tibetan Keys (Rectangle), 1987

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Sculpture with photo-screenprinted decals, etc. // Robert Rauschenberg's Tibetan Keys (Rectangle) (1987) is a mixed-media sculpture incorporating photo-screenprinted decals on a rectangular form. The artwork juxtaposes vibrant images of yellow roses with architectural motifs, blending organic and structural elements in a thought-provoking manner. Rauschenberg’s use of photography as a surface treatment highlights his interest in layering visual narratives and textures, creating a multidimensional piece that invites viewers to explore the contrasts between nature and man-made designs. This sculpture is an example of Rauschenberg’s innovative approach to contemporary art, merging photography and physical objects to create a compelling dialogue within his work.

Artwork Copyright © Robert Rauschenberg
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Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

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