Samarkand Stitches III Rauschenberg Analysis

Samarkand Stitches III was produced in 1988 by Robert Rauschenberg and is a collection of sewn fabric and screen print on fabric. It exactly sixty-two inches tall and forty-one inches wide. This work is a part of an edition of seven-four diverse artworks that were specifically produced by Gemini G.E.L, Los Angeles. Rauschenberg reflects the various visual characteristics of the Pop-Art movement and the social impact the movement stood for. The key notions of Rauschenberg’s works are to combine kitsch with academic work, letting audience interpret the work, and defining artwork with the intercommunication of the main topics of Pop-Art. The sentimental-traditional is a continuous characteristic of his life works. Other than this series