Iconoclastic, generous, inventive, impulsive, sensitive, gregarious, prodigious: these are just some of the words to describe Robert Rauschenberg and the art he made over his six-decade long career. From the age of 38, when he received the grand prize at the Venice Biennale in 1964, Rauschenberg has been a pivotal figure in modern art. This revised edition of the classic biography of the artist adds 16 new pages to cover the significant moments in the final years of his life, as well as an in-depth look at his legacy and continued influence on the post-modern art world.
