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Encounters with Rauschenberg - A Lavishly Illustrated Lecture (Paperback)
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Encounters with Rauschenberg - A Lavishly Illustrated Lecture (Paperback)
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In his insightful and engrossing lecture, Leo Steinberg surveys and
critiques the work of Robert Rauschenberg, one of the great
American post-war artists. He also discusses his own experience as
a critic in the exciting and turbulent art world of New York in the
1950s and 1960s. The result is a rare glimpse not only into
Rauschenberg, but also into Steinberg.
With the sharpness and confidence that can only come from a critic
who has long been involved with Rauschenberg's work, Steinberg
offers an in-depth discussion of such major pieces as the "Erased
DeKooning Drawing, Bed," and "Monogram," He explains the subtle
differences between his interpretations and those of other critics,
such as Clement Greenberg and Hilton Kramer. He candidly reflects
on how he has changed his mind over the years, and defends his new
ideas about Rauschenberg's work with precise, fresh arguments. He
critically evaluates Rauschenberg's more recent work and addresses
how it falls short from the artist's earlier work.
From Rauschenberg's silk-screen prints of the 1960s to the
vegetable dye transfer prints of the 1990s, Steinberg warns against
the dangers of overinterpretation and iconographic enthusiasm. He
argues that the unifying strand through this great artist's work is
his drive to appropriate, to take objects and images from the world
and make them his own by making them become a part of his art.
Provocative, intelligent, and beautifully articulated, Steinberg's
words shed light on one remarkable artist and on the post-war New
York art scene, on Steinberg's particular appreciation of
Rauschenberg and on his life's work as an art critic.
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