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Forewords By Ken Mccarthy

Encounters With Rauschenberg: (A Lavishly Illustrated Lecture)-used Richard E. And Entertaining Overview Of ThisIn His Insightful And Engrossing Lecture, Leo Steinberg Surveys And Critiques The Work Of Robert Rauschenberg, One Of The Great American Postwar Artists. He Also Discusses His Own Experience As A Critic In The Exciting And Turbulent Art World Of New York In The 1950S And 1960S. The Result Is A Rare Glimpse Not Only Into Rauschenberg, But Also Into Steinberg. With The Sharpness And Confidence That Can Only Come From A Critic Who Has Long Been Involved