Robert Rauschenberg: Restlessly experimental artist whose career was a celebration of change
                   
independent.co.uk     May 15, 2008            

"I was the 'charlatan' of the art world. Then, when I had enough work amassed, I became a 'satirist' – a tricky word – of the art world, then 'fine artist', but who could live with it? And now, 'We like your old things better'," said Robert Rauschenberg in 1972. [read full story]                    


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