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Robert Rauschenberg - I got so depressed that I went...
I got so depressed that I went to an astrologer.... everybody I knew was breaking up. Everything was falling apart. There was such an abundance of bad news [on his retreat to Captiva where he started his studio and a print studio]. (Robert Rauschenberg)

I got so depressed that I went to an astrologer.... everybody I knew was breaking up. Everything was falling apart. There was such an abundance of bad news [on his retreat to Captiva where he started his studio and a print studio].

Robert Rauschenberg

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