The late artist Robert Rauschenberg is still surprising us on what would have been his 90th birthday.
Until he died in 2008, Robert Rauschenberg was an uncommonly prolific artist, at times to his own detriment. “What’s the matter with him?” the painter Barnett Newman reportedly complained. “Does he think it’s easy?” So, while not every work was designed to be a masterpiece, the discovery of five new paintings—never before exhibited until tonight by Pace Gallery in New York—is still a cause for celebration. Not to mention that today, a year before his coronation at the Tate Modern in London, where Rauschenberg will receive his first posthumous retrospective, would have been his 90thbirthday.
Studies for Chinese Summerhall V
Most Distant Visible Part of the Sea
Statue of Liberty
Poise
Box Cars (Bones and Unions)
Peace
Democratic Party Human Rights Dinner
Cage
Artists Rights Today
Gallery Art Blog 
Don’t know why but I really really liked his work. He was willing to step out of the box all the time.