Talk:Robert Rauschenberg
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I can't read anything in the first line before "... and printmaker". Why's that? --KF 23:05, 27 Aug 2003 (UTC)
- Dunno. Something happened between the first and second edits: either the submitter submitted corrupted text, or the database entry became corrupt. -- Someone else 23:09, 27 Aug 2003 (UTC)
really ok then
where is his art work?
more importantly where are the sources?
[edit] Art Pieces
- Although it's always hard to pinpoint what works "define" an artist, I think that there are some better choices than the ones we have on the page right now. Copyrights are always tricky, so perhaps there's a reason why these are featured, but I think that one of his silkscreen works (Retroactive I comes to mind, or one of the "Ruminations" series) or his "cluttered" assemblages (such as Canyon or the one with the goat in the tire) would be more indicative of the impact he had on popular art. These were the types of pieces that really set him apart and gained him recognition. Any thoughts? Davemcarlson 08:18, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] "As of 2003"
- I notice that it says (paraphrased) as of 2003, Rauschenberg continues to create art. Does anyone have information that would enable us to update this to 2004, '05, or '06? Davemcarlson 08:42, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
