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Dante Drawing (Canto XXXI)

22 November 2016

Dante Drawing (Canto XXXI) (1959–60), Robert Rauschenberg, solvent transfer on paper with pencil and gouache. Museum of Modern Art, New York

(1959–60), Robert Rauschenberg, solvent transfer on paper with pencil and gouache. Museum of Modern Art, New York

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