ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG "AQUAFIX" PHOTOLITHOGRAPH, 1981 Adolph Gottlieb 1970s a series of distressed Polaroid

a series of  distressed Polaroid negatives taken as test shots for "Shipbreaking" - and then printed in large format

Published by Tyler Graphics

evocative of the Mona Lisa

and mysterious

Scherman has created a striking body of work that often portrays the female form

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG "AQUAFIX" PHOTOLITHOGRAPH, 1981 Adolph Gottlieb 1970s a series of distressed PolaroidRobert Rauschenberg (1925 2008) is revered as one of the most innovative American pop artists more avant garde than Warhol, and more audacious than Jasper Johns. For much of his practice there is an element or spirit of collage in his work whether there is a mix of newspaper clippings, photographs or ephemera. This diversity and assortment of content and image is an innovation not only pushed the boundaries of Pop Art but also echoed the multimedia