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I chose the facts because they information and why Robert Rauschenburg decided to create this artwork. The facts also give an insight to the importance of the painting. The painting of Jasper's studio was created for more of a sentimental purpose that was meant a lot to Robert Rauschenburg. I chose these facts because I believe they are credible. I believe they are credible because they came from not only an organization sight but they are facts that give background about not only the painting but also the artist.

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It tells more about what he was thinking as he was creating his artwork, along with the reasoning why behind them. It allows to know more about his as a person as well because he it is an interview with him. So it allows to find out more information about the artist as a person and his reasoning for doing what he does.

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1958, printed in 1981
Google Search, Google, www.google.com/search?q=robert%2Brauschenberg%2Bjasper%2Bstudio%2Bpainting&safe=active&rlz=1C1GGRV_enUS763US763&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjM1rfl2bbWAhWmzIMKHRZhCD4Q_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=613#imgrc=mTYEgrNYAqUtSM:

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definition: the shape or structure of an object
Website used: https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/glossary#f
Why is the website useful: It is useful because it gives the definition of the word and shows artwork that have different forms.
Is this website reliable: I believe this website is a good source because it has examples of the word and seems to be relevant also it is an organization site. So it would be reliable to use.
Can the term apply to your original piece: Yes because you can see all the different words that show up in the artwork and all of the different textures that are shown because of the way the forms overlap and the space they create in the artwork. It shows depth and creativity because the layout of the form that is inside the artwork.

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“Robert Rauschenberg Interview (1998).” YouTube, 29 July 2016, youtu.be/tDUbPqBRPvY.

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Established painter Robert Rauschenberg reflects on his conceptual approach to painting, his influences and mentors, and takes Charlie on a tour through his retrospective at the Guggenheim museum. ""﴿───► See more on the Artists and Art Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIZqvqbtz9I3Awxq23UZKyGAzqzAJiUhN

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American artist Robert Rauschenberg came to prominence in the 1950's and helped pave the way for the pop art of the 1060's. Read about him at Biography.com

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1. Jasper—Studio N.Y.C. was taken at 128 Front Street, where Rauschenberg and Johns relocated their respective studios to the second and third floors in March 1958, after their former building on Pearl Street was condemned.
2.  Jasper—Studio N.Y.C. (1958) dates from an incredibly fertile period when Johns and Rauschenberg, working from adjacent studios in Lower Manhattan, were furiously trading in themes, motifs, and ideas. Here the lettering on the labels of the bottles—NOILLY PRAT, MYERS’S RUM, BEEFEATER—hints at the privileged role that text, typography, and printed materials played in both artists’ work during this era.
3.This photograph was likely made shortly after Johns moved to Front Street, when the painting returned to his studio briefly so that he could create a shipping frame.
“Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper-Studio N.Y.C., 1958, Printed 1981.” SFMOMA, www.sfmoma.org/artwork/83.161.