Robert Rauschenberg

Offset lithograph printed in colors, 1967, signed in pencil, dated and numbered 39/200, on thin wove paper, with margins, in good condition except the upper and lower sheet edges shaved, discoloration on the verso

The print is in good condition overall. The sheet edges have been trimmed unevenly at top and bottom and this is visible upon close inspection. There is some pale corrugated cardboard staining on the reverse.
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Frederick Kiesler was an architect, painter and designer who was a member of the De Stijl group, a collaborator with the Surrealists and a director within the Design Department at the Columbia School of Architecture. Following his death in 1965 an exhibition in his memory was organized as a benefit for children with intellectual disabilities. This print was Rauschenberg's contribution to the event.