Robert Rauschenberg Untitled (double Rauschenberg) (mini print)

This mini print depicts a remarkable work by Rauschenberg which was created in collaboration with his wife at the time, Susan Weil. It belongs to a group of blueprints the pair produced together in around 1950, using photography techniques to create imprints on blueprint paper. The method is typical of Rauschenberg’s improvised and experimental approach to making art, something he pursued throughout his six-decade long career.

One of the most influential figures of twentieth-century art, Robert Rauschenberg was a pioneering artist who ultimately challenged perceptions of what art could be. Born in Texas in 1925 he later moved to New York, where he created many of his best-known works. Endlessly curious and inventive, his work ranged from painting and sculpture to performance and dance. His refusal to accept existing boundaries of what was considered art led him to continually experiment with new techniques, from innovative printing methods to incorporating found objects and detritus in his works. This radical approach prefigured pop art and inspired generations of conceptual artists in the decades that followed.

Our mini prints feature a white border and the image title. Produced in the UK.

• Artist Robert Rauschenberg
• Exhibition Robert Rauschenberg
• Dimensions 35.6 x 28 cm
• Material Matt art paper 250gsm