WASHINGTON — The black outline of a leaf in the corner of a 1962 lithograph is a touchstone for the career of Robert Rauschenberg, the contemporary master who, at 82, continues to make art despite partial paralysis from a series of strokes in 2002 and 2003.
Robert Rauschenberg's art shouts, sings and whispers
Unexpected objects and arrangements whisper to
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