Robert Rauschenberg was fascinated by Willem de Kooning, and in 1953 asked the artist if he could erase one of his drawings as an act of art. The result has become a cherished and resonant work from that period.
"To Whom It May Concern:
The white paintings came first;
my silent piece came later."
- John Cage
The white paintings came first;
my silent piece came later."
- John Cage
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