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Home > Blogs > Brain Droppings > Archives > 2008 > May > 13 > Entry
Sad news for art lovers, save for the fact that the guy had a very long, very wonderful run.
If you want to see one of his pieces up close and personal, pay a visit to the Dayton Art Institute, where one of his works is up in the contemporary gallery.
Here’s the NYT obit for the late, great Robert Rauschenberg.
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