Erased de Kooning Drawing

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Erased de Kooning Drawing is a landmark 1953 conceptual artwork by Robert Rauschenberg in which he erased a drawing by Willem de Kooning to explore authorship, creation, and destruction in art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conceptual artwork
drawing
work of art
artForm conceptual art
drawing
backgroundColor cream-colored paper
collection San Francisco Museum of Modern Art collection
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Robert Rauschenberg
describedAs landmark 1953 conceptual artwork by Robert Rauschenberg
framedBy simple gilded frame
genre appropriation art
conceptual art
process art
hasContributor Jasper Johns as framer and inscriber
Willem de Kooning as original draftsman
hasCreatorRole Robert Rauschenberg as eraser of the original drawing
hasPart hand-drawn inscription by Jasper Johns
inception 1953
influenced discourse on appropriation art
later conceptual artists
influencedBy Abstract expressionism
surface form: Abstract Expressionism

Willem de Kooning
inscription Erased de Kooning Drawing self-linksurface differs
surface form: “Erased de Kooning Drawing, Robert Rauschenberg, 1953”
inscriptionLanguage English
location San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
mainSubject artistic collaboration
authorship in art
creation and destruction in art
erasure as artistic method
materialUsed crayon
ink
paper
pencil
movement Conceptual art
Neo-Dada
notableFor being a landmark of conceptual art
exploring authorship in art
questioning originality and ownership
using erasure as a creative act
originalCreatorOfErasedImage Willem de Kooning
publisher Robert Rauschenberg
significantEvent creation by erasing a drawing by Willem de Kooning
presentation as finished artwork in 1953
technique drawing
erasure
theme collaboration and permission in art-making
dematerialization of the art object
destruction as creation

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Robert Rauschenberg notableWork Erased de Kooning Drawing
Milton notableWork Erased de Kooning Drawing
subject surface form: Milton Ernest Rauschenberg
Erased de Kooning Drawing inscription Erased de Kooning Drawing self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: “Erased de Kooning Drawing, Robert Rauschenberg, 1953”
Excavation partOf Erased de Kooning Drawing
this entity surface form: Willem de Kooning’s early 1950s oeuvre