Booster (로버트 라우션버그, 1967)

Few artists of the twentieth century exerted as immense an influence over a diversity of fields as Robert Rauschenberg. As a visual artist, Rauschenberg sensed the limitations of Abstract Expressionism and laid the foundation for Pop Art. His combines of the 1950s were audacious in their use of found objects such as tires and taxidermied animals, and blurred the lines between sculpture, painting, and installation art.Rauschenberg made his first lithographs in 1962 and used various techniques to transfer images, illustrated here in one of his best known prints,