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Robert Rauschenberg — Vale State, from Pages and Fuses
Robert Rauschenberg

Vale State, from Pages and Fuses

Vale State is a vibrant screenprint by Robert Rauschenberg that exemplifies his innovative approach to combining printmaking with unconventional materials. The work features layered imagery printed in rich colors onto delicate tissue paper, which is then laminated to an irregularly shaped sheet of handmade pulp paper embedded with pigment. This interplay between the printed surface and the organic, textured substrate reflects Rauschenberg's ongoing exploration of process, materiality, and the boundaries between fine art and everyday experience.

Medium
Screenprint in colors, on tissue laminated to irregularly shaped handmade pulp paper with pigment, the full sheet,

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Evening & Day Editions

April 21, 2015

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Robert Rauschenberg, Vale State, from Pages and Fuses

Vale State is a vibrant screenprint by Robert Rauschenberg that exemplifies his innovative approach to combining printmaking with unconventional materials. The work features layered imagery printed in rich colors onto delicate tissue paper, which is then laminated to an irregularly shaped sheet of handmade pulp paper embedded with pigment. This interplay between the printed surface and the organic, textured substrate reflects Rauschenberg's ongoing exploration of process, materiality, and the boundaries between fine art and everyday experience.

Medium
Screenprint in colors, on tissue laminated to irregularly shaped handmade pulp paper with pigment, the full sheet,
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Mid-Century Contemporary, Neo-Dada, Experimental Process, Male Artist, Mixed Media, American Artist, Screenprint, Abstract Expressionism, Handmade Paper, Influential Modern Master, Vibrant Colors, Abstract Composition

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Sebastián In Situ, Sebastián Naranjo, Alex Capecelatro, Art Institute of Chicago, Gigi Rutkowski