Robert Rauschenberg was an influential American artist known for pioneering combine paintings in the 1950s, which incorporated everyday objects with painting. Some key works include Canyon (1959) featuring a painted eagle, and Monogram (1955-1958) with a stuffed goat and tire. Rauschenberg sought to break down boundaries between art forms and challenge definitions of art. He used found objects and screenprinting to create dense, layered works that commented on modern consumer culture and the relationship between art and life.

1. Land's End ,1979

2. Two Flags Black, 1973 Silk screen ,

4. Three Flags, 1958

9. Canyon 1959

11. Monogram

17. Robert Rauschenberg, Tracer , 1963 (oil and silkscreen on canvas,

18. Retroactive II

19. Robert Rauschenberg. First Landing Jump . 1961. Combine painting: cloth, metal, leather, electric fixture, cable, and oil paint on composition board, with automobile tire and wood plank,

21. Robert Rauschenberg Trophy II (for Teeny and Marcel Duchamp), 1960

24. Summer Rental No 2

25. Estate 1963

26. Charlene 1954

27. Lincoln 1958

28. Pegasus' First Visit to America in the Shade of the Flatiron Building 1982

29. Gospel Yodel 1984

30. Clan Destiny 1995

31. Untitled 1990

32. Truce 2003

33. Eco Echo

34. Swim 1990

35. Seminole Host

36. Pegasits 1990

37. Narcissus

41. Gift Wrapped Doll #37 1997

42. I Love You with My Ford, 1961

43. F-111, 1964–65

44. Tumbleweed, 1963–66.

45. Industrial Cottage, 1977.

46. Welcome to the Water Planet, 1987.

47. The Swimmer in the Econo-mist (painting 3), 1997–98.

48. Hey! Let's Go for a Ride, 1961.

49. "Fahrenheit 1982,"

50. Large detail of "The Swimmer in the Econo-Mist (Painting 1

51. Bedspring 1962

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