Robert Rauschenberg

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 12
1972-73
2-color lithograph – brown sepia combination
40 x 66 inches

Edition: 20; XX
$8,000. - Limited Availability - Impression Number: XX/XX

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 11
1972-73
2-color blueprint and brown sepia photographic process
29-1/4 x 41-1/4 inches

Edition: 20; XX
$6,000. - Limited Availability - Impression Number: XX/XX

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Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 3
1972
3-color lithograph with collage and pencil lines
44 x 47 x 1/4 inches

Edition: 20; XX
$6,000. - Limited Availability - Impression Number: XV/XX

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Robert Rauschenberg
Tibetan Garden Song
1986
Mixed media sculpture: Chinese cello, chrome washtub, Chinese scrollmaker's brush
43 x 18-1/4 inches diameter

Edition: 25*
*Only 20 of the edition were completed.
Please inquire for availability (1 remaining in inventory)

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Robert Rauschenberg
Fifth-Force/ROCI Italy
1986
Mixed media sculpture: cast bronze, silk and painted shot with pin
83-1/4 x 15 x 45 inches

Edition: 25
Last One

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Robert Rauschenberg
Araucan Mastaba/ROCI Chile
1985-86
Screenprinted enamel with painted additions on polished natural aluminum over a plywood substructure, with sterling silver and lapis lazuli
20-5/8 x 22 x 22 inches

Edition: 25*
*only 12 of the edition were completed
Last One

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Robert Rauschenberg
Crops: Mangrove
1973
Screenprint in color with Solvent transfer on woven
60 x 38 inches

Edition: 20; XX
$13,500. framed

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Robert Rauschenberg
Crops: Peanuts
1973
Screenprint in color with Solvent transfer on woven
60 x 38 inches

Edition: 20; XX
$13,500. framed

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Robert Rauschenberg
Studies for Chinese Summerhall (Large)
1983
18 C-print color photographs
40 x 30 inches

Edition: 30; XXX
Individual prints - $6,000.
Set of eighteen prints - No Longer Available

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Bamboo

Bed

Blue Lady

Bottles

Dog and Wires

Fan - No Longer Available

Fire Drill

Fire Hydrant

Green Mud

Lily Pads

Painted Lamp

Pink Pillars

Pink Window

Profiles on Wall - No Longer Available

Ship

Tea Pots

Tree and Bulbs

Tree and Man

Robert Rauschenberg
Studies for Chinese Summerhall (Large)
1983
18 C-print color photographs
40 x 30 inches

Edition: 30; XXX
Individual prints - $6,000.
Set of eighteen prints - No Longer Available

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Robert Rauschenberg
Studies for Chinese Summerhall (Small)
1983
10 C-print color photographs
24 x 20 inches

Edition: 30
Selected individual prints - $3,500.
Suite of 10 - No Longer Available

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Anchor

Blue WIndow - No Longer Available

Brick Tower

Fenced Tree

Hanging Clothes

Hanging Silk

Lamp and Phone - No Longer Available

Pink Flower Sheet

Wall

Wires and Trees

Robert Rauschenberg
Studies for Chinese Summerhall (Small)
1983
10 C-print color photographs
24 x 20 inches

Edition: 30
Selected individual prints - $3,500.
Suite of 10 - No Longer Available

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Robert Rauschenberg
Bamhue/ROCI Japan
1986-87
Square bamboo, neon lights, and brass electrical box, fittings, and cables
90 x 4 x 10-3/4 inches

Edition: 25*
*Only 12 of the edition were completed.

No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Sheephead
1974
Multicolor relief and intaglio print on fabric with collage of wooden ruler sewn on print.
34-1/4 x 51 x 1/8 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Airport Series: Room Service
1974
Relief and intaglio print on fabric with collage and artist’s tie
54 x 57-1/2 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Switchboard
1974
Multicolor relief and intaglio print on fabric with collage
35-1/2 x 36-1/2 x 7-1/2 inches

Edition: 20
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Crops: Coconut
1973
Screenprint in color with Solvent transfer on woven
60 x 38 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Seasonbags, from the Made in Tampa suite

This suite includes Tampa 4 (Winter), Tampa 5 (Spring), Tampa 6 (Summer) and Tampa 7 (Fall), all of which are contained in a special portfolio with a serigraphed title on the front and a lithographed colophon page.

No Longer Available

Tampa 4 (Winter), 1972
40 x 22 inches
2-color lithograph
Edition: 20; XX

Tampa 5 (Spring), 1972
40 x 22 inches
2-color lithograph and blueprinting
Edition: 20; XX

Tampa 6 (Summer), 1972
40 x 22 inches
3-color lithograph
Edition: 20; XX

Tampa 7 (Fall), 1972
40 x 22 inches
3-color lithograph
Edition: 20; XX

Colophon page

Portfolio

Robert Rauschenberg
Seasonbags, from the Made in Tampa suite

No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa Clay Pieces: Tampa Clay Piece 5
1972
Clay and fiberglass with collage
34 x 18 x 3 inches

Edition: 10; X
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 10
1972
4-color lithograph
34 x 118 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 9
1972-73
3-color lithograph and blueprint
68 x 13 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 8
1972
4-color lithograph/screenprint
38 x 50 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 2
1972-1973
Color lithograph and blueprint
29-1/2 x 74-1/2 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Robert Rauschenberg
Made in Tampa: Tampa 1
1972
2 color lithograph
36 x 33 inches

Edition: 20; XX
No Longer Available

Working in a wide range of subjects, styles, materials, and techniques, Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) has been called a forerunner of essentially every postwar movement since Abstract Expressionism. He remained, however, independent of any particular affiliation. Rauschenberg's early works established the artist's ongoing dialogue between mediums, between the handmade and the readymade, and between the gestural brushstroke and the mechanically reproduced image. Rauschenberg's lifelong commitment to collaboration—with performers, printmakers, engineers, writers, artists, and artisans from around the world—is a further manifestation of his expansive artistic philosophy.

Studies for Chinese Summerhall

From his earliest days as an artist, when he stated he wanted to "photograph the country inch by inch," Rauschenberg used photography to record, compose, confront and reflect the tumult of life around him. In his hands, photography is a tool for seeing the world and evolving his vision. Studies for Chinese Summerhall form a series of twenty-eight photographs taken by Rauschenberg in China and published as individual C-print color photographs by Graphicstudio. Rauschenberg travelled to China in 1982, and while there, made hundreds of photographs. The photographs approach the everyday life of China, with its elements of tradition, aesthetics, politics, history and religion. Rauschenberg photographed store windows, street scenes, wall paintings, monuments and markets. Each image witnesses his remarkable eye and his generous vision of life. The connoisseur of Rauschenberg's work will enjoy the continuity of form and invention through this medium. Upon his return to the United States, the artist, in collaboration with Graphicstudio, collaged fifty-two of the images into the 100-foot-long photograph Chinese Summerhall. Before the negatives were trimmed and collaged into this photograph, Rauschenberg decided to make editions of a number of individual photographs. Studies for Chinese Summerhall form two series: one series of eighteen, size 30 x 40 inches; and a second series of ten, size 24 x 30 inches.

Further Resources

Artist's Site: rauschenbergfoundation.org

Printmaking + Sculpture Terms

Printmaking Glossary

Sculpture Glossary

Sales

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Copyright + Reproduction

Images of the artwork are jointly owned by the artist and Graphicstudio. Reproduction of any kind including electronic media must be expressly approved by Graphicstudio.