Robert Rauschenberg, "Boston Symphony Orchestra" - photo 1
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Robert Rauschenberg, "Boston Symphony Orchestra"

Lot 3951
22.02.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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Lot 3951 | Robert Rauschenberg, "Boston Symphony Orchestra"
vom Künstler gestaltetes Plakat erschienen anlässlich des hundertjährigen Bestehens des Boston Symphony Orchestra, Farboffset, unter der Darstellung von Hand signiert und datiert "Rauschenberg (19)80", links unten Vermerk "Copyright 1980 Telamon Editions Limited", im oberen Bereich Einriss, hinter Glas gerahmt, Falzmaße ca. 97 x 65 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentl. Robert Milton Ernest Rauschenberg, bedeutender amerikanischer Künstler und Wegbereiter der Pop Art (1925 Port Arthur/Texas bis 2008 Captiva Island/Florida), Studium am Kansas City Art Institute und an der Académie Julian in Paris, ab 1962 Beschäftigung mit dem Siebdruck und der Lithographie, 1964 Teilnahme an der Biennale in Venedig, Zusammenarbeit mit John Cage, 1971 Umzug von New York nach Captiva Island, 1984 Beginn des weltumspannenden Projekts „Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI)“, 1990 Gründung der Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, 1998 Eröffnungsausstellung im Guggenheim Museum New York und Verleihung des Praemium Imperiale, mehrfache Teilnahme an den documenten in Kassel, Quelle: Wikipedia.
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