Canyon

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Canyon is a famous 1959 combine painting by Robert Rauschenberg that merges traditional painting with found objects, including a stuffed bald eagle, exemplifying his radical blurring of art and everyday materials.

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Canyon canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
combine painting
artForm mixed media
artHistoricalContext postwar American art
artworkSurface canvas
collection Museum of Modern Art
conservationIssues legal restrictions related to bald eagle component
copyrightStatus in copyright
country United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Robert Rauschenberg
creatorBirthYear 1925
creatorDeathYear 2008
creatorNationality American
depicts abstract painted forms
photographic images
displayType wall-mounted artwork
exemplifies radical merging of art and life
genre Neo-Dada
has3DComponents true
hasColor black
brown tones
orange accents
white
hasPart pillow suspended from lower edge
stuffed bald eagle
inception 1959
influencedBy Abstract expressionism
surface form: Abstract Expressionism

Dada
locatedIn Museum of Modern Art
locatedInCity New York City
movement Neo-Dada
notableFor blurring boundaries between painting and sculpture
controversy over use of a stuffed bald eagle
integration of everyday objects into fine art
orientation vertical
partOfSeries Combine
surface form: Rauschenberg combines
usesMaterial cardboard
fabric
metal
oil paint
paper
pencil
pillow
string
stuffed bald eagle
wood

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Combines notableWork Canyon
combine painting notableWorkExample Canyon
subject surface form: Combine painting