Accession Number2011/1.69
Title5:29 Bay Shore
Artist(s)Robert RauschenbergArtist NationalityAmerican (North American)Object Creation Date1981Medium & Supportlithograph in 10 colors with collage on Arches 88 and Kitakata Japanese chine collé paperDimensions 95 ½ in x 48 ¼ in (242.57 cm x 122.56 cm)
Credit LineGift of Gertrude KasleSubject matterRauschenberg was a mixed media artist who often incorporated layering in sculpture, in print montages, in collages, in hanging veils. In the 1960s he began to create prints based on newspaper and magazine clippings, possible sources for some of the images in this print. The title of this piece seems to reference a train schedule which is reinforced by the image of a train in the print. Also, the publisher of this print, Universal Limited Art Editions is currently located in Bay Shore, NY, which may also be referenced in the title. This print looks similar to Rauschenberg's
Soviet/American Array III (1988), which was also published by Universal Limited Art Editions.
Physical DescriptionThis lithograph is a combination of approximately nine photographs including some of ducks, a train, train tracks, a utility pole, lace, and windows in green, yellow, black, and white.
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Keywords
collage (technique)
collages (visual works)
ducks (birds)
mixed media
railroads (infrastructure)
trains (vehicle groupings)
utility poles
windows