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Robert Rauschenberg's untitled 'combine', 1963. Oil, silkscreened ink, metal, and plastic on canvas, 82 x 48 in.. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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Fair use rationale for Modernism :

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Fair use rationale for Western painting :

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Fair use rationale for History of painting :

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Fair use rationale for Late Modernism :

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