Untitled (Early Egyptian) 1973

"Untitled (Early Egyptian)" (1973) by Robert Rauschenberg (1925–2008) is an assemblage that includes the partial frame of a bicycle, a wheel, and a bucket. This work showcases Rauschenberg's signature use of found objects, which he combined to create a compelling commentary on the relationship between art and everyday life. Rauschenberg's art often challenged traditional notions of sculpture and the role of the artist as a creator. This piece exemplifies his interest in exploring the boundaries between art and reality, and his engagement with the world around him.