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A collection of photographs from the 20th century American artist Robert Rauschenberg, "Photos In + Out City Limits: New York C." Rauschenberg has been expressing the "bridge between everyday life and art" through his art in "combine painting" and "assemblage", in which dailies, waste materials, photographs and paintings are pasted in a collage. Rauschenberg has made great contributions as an artist who has disclosed a new direction leading to pop art since abstract expressionism, but he seems to have had a strong interest in photography since school days. While studying at Black Mountain College in North Carolina, he studied photography with his allies Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind, who would later play major roles at the New Bauhaus, and became a painter or a painter who wanted to become a professional and express "America" Rauschenberg was seriously worried about becoming a painter and eventually walked the painter's path. It is this book that his longtime dream was announced on the theme of "New York". A trajectory of photography that has sometimes been an inspiration for creation and sometimes a work itself for about 30 years. One of the hats with excellent sense.