He
embodies the ideas of this century's modern art, yet his
powerful, idiosyncratic works are like those of no other
artist. Born Milton Rauschenberg in Texas in 1925, he
received a sound art education. He attended Kansas City
Art Institute in 1947, and then the renowned Academie
Julien in Paris in 1948.
He returned to the United States to attend Black Mountain
College in North Carolina in 1949. There he studied under
abstract painter Josef Albers, one of the emigres who,
seeking refuge in the United States from Europe's devastation,
had galvanized American art. There, too, he formed professional
relationships with avant-garde composer John Cage and
choreographer Merce Cunningham.
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