This 1981 poster by Robert Rauschenberg titled Tate is a great example of his collage work. This, along with other pieces of his work is a part of an exhibition in the Tate Gallery. The background, though there is some empty space, is embroidered with a diamond-like pattern. The brightly colored circle is the first thing I noticed because of its uniqueness. It's off-centered which is pleasing to the eye and is surrounded by the words "The Tate, Rauschenberg". It is also signed by the artist in the lower right corner in the same black sharpie. The piece as a whole is very uniform in that it consists of dull cutout pieces of varied topics like the top of a ship, a Japanese blossom trees, and an eagle.
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