Robert Rauschenberg. Cup, (1958).

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Emily Hall Tremaine / Collection
15 March 2019 | Updated 3 October 2019

Robert Rauschenberg
Cup, (1958)
Solvent transfer, graphite and watercolor on paper
22 7/8 x 28 3/4 in. (58 x 73 cm)
Acquired unknown year from Leo Castelli Gallery


> Cup webpage with artwork photo - Robert Rauschenberg Foundation

Robert Rauschenberg’s Cup is in a private collection.

To learn more about Robert Rauschenberg’s Cup since c. 1960, click the link(s) to article and exhibition compilations with documentation below.

Tremaine Collection artworks and designs in publications (compilation; 1945-present)

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ADC staff - 14 Jan 20

Tremaine Collection artworks and designs in publications (compilation; 1945-present) With her extensive communications experience from the 1930s, Emily Hall Tremaine marshalled those skills for the benefit of the artworks and designs that she worked with, 1945-87. This compilation focuses on...

Tremaine Collection artworks in Tremaine auction catalogues (1988, 1991)

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ADC staff - 31 Mar 19

Tremaine Collection artworks in Tremaine auction catalogues (1988, 1991) The following are the artworks (with photos) included in the catalogues for the 1988 and 1991 Tremaine Collection auctions. (While famous auctions, only a small portion of the collection was auctioned.) Selected media...

Tremaine Collection artworks and designs in exhibitions (compilation; 1945-present)

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ADC staff - 16 Jun 16

Tremaine Collection artworks and designs in exhibitions (compilation; 1945-present) Starting with their Miller Company Collection of Abstract Art, Burton Tremaine and Emily Hall Tremaine, known for her great eye, built a collection of works which were featured in hundreds of exhibitions. After...

The research involving Tremaine / Miller Co. art & design, collected and commissioned, is ongoing. Drawn from various secondary and primary sources, the information above may change. At this stage, the information should be considered “leads” for confirmation and not necessarily “facts”. Current owners of the artworks, and researchers, are encouraged to contact artdesigncafe.com.