The dazzling, lively “Wild Strawberry Eclipse” by Robert Rauschenberg (1925 – 2008) utilizes his groundbreaking “combine” style of uniting paint and objects, which revolutionized Pop Art. Keeping the observer’s eye in constant motion, the work’s panels contain freeform paint and urban photos that evoke the emotions of city life. Rauschenberg, whose importance is on par with Andy Warhol’s, gained acclaim for huge combines strewn with litter, as well as for his silk screens. He also strongly impacted printmaking, choreography, set design and art-and-technology works.