Robert Rauschenberg

The Pop art source of Rauschenberg's prints made in the early-seventies is still the pictures taken from magazines and the mass media regardless of their hierarchical relationships, combined with the reproductions of classic artworks; the difference is that these pictures are printed on muslin or

His combined pictures based upon the Neo-Dadaist principle of creating artworks as if by accident and bridging the “gap between life and art” became the trademark of the artist in the 1950s. The screen prints resembling the two-dimensional “versions” of Combined Painting were made in the spirit o