Greenhouse Glut (Neapolitan) 1987

"Greenhouse Glut (Neapolitan)" is an assemblage created in 1987 by American artist Robert Rauschenberg, known for his innovative use of found objects. The piece presents a collection of metal frameworks, possibly derived from furniture or household items, arranged in a dynamic composition. Rauschenberg's signature style of combining everyday materials with artistic expression is evident in this work, highlighting the artist's exploration of the relationship between art and everyday life. The title, "Greenhouse Glut (Neapolitan)," suggests a connection to nature and abundance, while the inclusion of the term "Neapolitan" hints at a playful reference to the layered, colorful nature of the artwork. This assemblage exemplifies Rauschenberg's unique approach to sculpture, challenging traditional art forms and pushing the boundaries of materiality in artistic expression.