Robert Rauschenberg

American, 1925 - 2008

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  • The image shows a bold cross shape dominating the canvas, composed of intersecting rectangular forms. The cross resembles a plus sign and is depicted in muted brown and beige tones, giving it a textured appearance similar to aged parchment or rustic wood surfaces.

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    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph on wove paper  Accession ID  1985.48.36

    Not on view
  • The image shows a series of dark, rectangular shapes arranged vertically, intersected by two broad, diagonal strokes forming an 'X' pattern. This abstract composition resembles the way cardboard boxes might stack or interlock with one another. The rectangles appear as flat panels and the diagonal strokes suggest movement within the form. The varying shades of grey and the rough texture of the rectangles give it a tactile quality, reminiscent of an open or unfolded carton.

    Tampa 8

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Lithograph in black on rives bfk wove paper  Accession ID  1985.48.41

    Not on view
  • ""

    Horsefeathers Thirteen—X

    Robert Rauschenberg, Kenneth Tyler, Ron McPherson, Jeff Wasserman, Gemini G.E.L.

    1972

    Color offset photolithograph, screenprint, pochoir, collage, and embossing on j. green crisbrook wove paper  Accession ID  1985.47.175

    Not on view
  • This is a detailed textual description related to "Seasonbags" by Robert Rauschenberg. It provides information about the creation and production of the suite at the Graphicstudio at the University of South Florida between January 10, 1972, and December 9, 1972. It describes the suite as consisting of four lithographs, with details about the edition and printing processes used, including American etching and BFK Rives. The text also notes that there are 20 impressions numbered I through XX, along with 4 artist's proofs, and specifies the printing materials for each season-themed piece: Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall. It mentions the individuals involved in its production, such as Charles Ringness and Julio Juristo, and the involvement of the artist in collaboration with Michelle Juristo, curator. The text is published and copyrighted by Graphicstudio in 1972.

    Seasonbags: Colophon

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Lithograph in black on wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.91

    Not on view
  • The image shows a composition of vertical and horizontal rectangular shapes and lines intersecting to form a grid-like pattern. The design evokes a sense of structured repetition, resembling a building's facade or tile pattern. The rectangles contain muted, earthy tones and textures, suggesting a worn and aged surface.

    Tampa 4

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph on wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.89

    Not on view
  • ""

    Tampa 8

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph and screenprint with transparent tape on rives bfk wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.105

    Not on view
  • The image shows a rectangular block with rich orange hues intersected by a vertical stripe of lighter pink color in the center. The composition resembles a large tapestry split into sections, with the vertical strip resembling a fold or seam. The textures within the rectangles evoke worn fabric, and the warm colors suggest the warmth of a setting sun. The middle stripe's blending and dripping areas give it an abstract, painterly quality that enhances the impression of sun-drenched fabric.

    Tampa 6

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph on wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.90

    Not on view
  • There are two large rectangular shapes placed side by side on a textured background. On the left, there is a light tan rectangle with the words "DO NOT FILL ABOVE HERE" at the top. On the right, there is a darker, textured rectangle with a vertical line dividing its surface into two unequally shaded panels.

    Tampa 3

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph with collage and graphite on waterproof tar paper  Accession ID  1986.26.87

    Not on view
  • The image shows a large rectangular shape with abstract blue textures and shades on a cream-colored background. The blue varies in intensity, creating a sense of depth with lighter and darker areas. Some parts of the rectangle have vertical and horizontal lines, suggesting a tiled or layered effect. The top of the rectangle has a darker, irregular edge.

    Tampa 5

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph and blueprint on wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.88

    Not on view
  • The image shows a large, open, box-like object on the right, with a texture and details in shades of blue. To its left, a smaller rectangular object appears, featuring text and numbers, depicted in darker earthy tones with an overall brown hue. The color palette is predominantly composed of blue and brown tones against a white background. The larger blue box is positioned to the right and slightly higher in the image, with the smaller brown rectangular object to the left and lower in the composition.

    Tampa 11

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Color lithograph and sepiaprint on wove paper  Accession ID  1986.26.95

    Not on view
  • ""

    Horsefeathers Thirteen—IV

    Robert Rauschenberg, Kenneth Tyler, Ron McPherson, Gary Reams, Gemini G.E.L.

    1972

    Color offset photolithograph, screenprint, pochoir, collage, and embossing on angoumois à la main handmade paper  Accession ID  1985.47.169

    Not on view
  • The sculpture is shaped like a crumpled brown paper package with visible creases and folds. The color is a natural brown resembling kraft paper, and the material mimics its texture. The sculpture is placed on a light-colored square background, creating a contrast that highlights its form and shadow details. The package includes printed white stripes and a red stamp with the outline of Florida, contributing to its realistic appearance. The size and presentation suggest it is part of a larger parcel.

    Tampa Clay Piece 3

    Robert Rauschenberg, Graphicstudio

    1972

    Clay and fiberglass  Accession ID  1986.26.98

    Not on view