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Robert Rauschenberg, Untitled (Interior of an Old Carriage), 1949 | Gelatin silver print, 10 1/8 × 9 5/8 in | 25.7 × 24.4 cm. Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, New York.
Cy Twombly at Black Mountain College, photo by Rauschenberg. (I originally posted this photograph and said it was taken in 1915. Oops. That's a mistake. It's been pointed out to me that neither of those artists had been born in 1915. Twombly was born in 1928, and Rauschenberg was born in 1925. So this photograph could not have been taken in 1915. Sorry about the error. I've removed the date from the photograph. But Google indicates that Twombly was at Black Mountain during portions of 1951 and 1952.)
Rauschenberg
Spanish Stuffed / Mode / Plus (Cardboard) 1971
Cardboard
68 3/8 x 50 3/8 x 8 in. (173.7 x 128 x 20.3 cm) Museum Moderner Kunst, ViennaOn loan from the Austrian Ludwig Foundation, since 1981
charles pollock for knoll international
photograph by jon naar

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Rauschenberg: el tratamiento y manipulación de las imágenes antes de su llegada a la abstracción, al pop y a los grandes cuadros tipo comic.
Robert Rauschenberg Dance Performances Make a Home at the Guggenheim
A bicycle wheel spinning at the bottom of the Guggenheim Museum last night served as a sort of portal to the top, where a small but punchy Robert Rauschenberg show just opened in one of the museum’s tower galleries to mark what would have been the artist’s 100th birthday. As part of a gala for the Guggenheim’s “Works & Process” series, a group of dancers performed Tracer (1962), a piece by…