Robert Rauschenberg was an artist, sculptor, designer and photographer, an outstanding master of avant-garde art. He was born and lived his whole life…

Robert Rauschenberg worked in a wide variety of areas of the visual arts. In what styles did the artist achieve the greatest success?

Robert Rauschenberg made the decision to become an artist rather late. Before that, he was educated…

At birth, Rauschenberg received a different name, which he later changed to Robert. What name did the artist’s parents give to him?

The early work of Robert Rauschenberg is divided into several periods, in which he used different materials and various colours. What periods are these?

What characterizes the mature work of Robert Rauschenberg, which is most fully represented in the cycle of works “Combinations”?

Where did Robert Rauschenberg take objects that became parts of his voluminous collages and installations?

Why was Robert Rauschenberg transferred from the air force to a medical hospital in 1994, while serving in the army?

How did Robert Rauschenberg’s “White Pictures” look in the early period of his creative career?

Robert Rauschenberg studied fine arts in several educational institutions. Which of the following did he never attend?

What did Robert Rauschenberg call his work-action, which was just a blurred drawing by the famous American artist?

The work of Robert Rauschenberg was not immediately appreciated by the public and critics. His first exhibition in 1951 was unsuccessful. Where was it held?

What is the name of the work-installation by Robert Rauschenberg that became the first in his series “Combinations”, in which he used real objects?

Which famous postmodern artist was a classmate of Robert Rauschenberg during his studies and made a long journey with him across Europe?

What unusual object is the center of Robert Rauschenberg’s Monogram composition?

From the 1960s, the artist worked mainly in the technique of silk-screen printing and lithography. What topic did appear in these works very often?

What is the name of the work that Robert Rauschenberg created with his friend John Cage using a car?

Which famous people that Robert Rauschenberg always admired is present in many of his collages?

What did Robert Rauschenberg use in his 1967 work called “Booster”?

In 1984, the artist initiated an ambitious international project ROCI, during which he traveled a lot to different countries. What was the essence of the project?

Throughout his career, Robert Rauschenberg strived to combine different types of visual arts. He fruitfully collaborated with…