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| Size | 18 x 24″ |
|---|---|
| Frame | Blue Wood, Grey Wood, Green Wood, Teal Wood, Lilac Wood, Oak Dark, Oak Nature, Orange Wood, Red Wood, Rose Wood, White Wood, Yellow Wood, Black Wood |
1960 — 1988 • American Neo-Expressionist Painter
Key Works: Untitled (Skull), Irony of a Negro Policeman, Riding with Death, Hollywood Africans
Biography: Basquiat was a street artist turned gallery phenomenon whose coded crowns, anatomical skulls, and graffiti scrawls shook the New York art world in the 1980s. Though he had relationships with women including Madonna, his circle was deeply queer and his work challenged white supremacy, capitalism, and the art establishment. He died of a heroin overdose at twenty-seven, leaving behind a body of work that has only grown in power and influence.
Poster Design: Raw ochre, bone white, crown gold, and graffiti black blocks form a geometric crown, skull, and natomical head. Street energy meets gallery minimalism
• Acid- and lignin-free and made to last.
• The natural finish enhances vibrancy and depth.
• Textured matte surface that enhances depth without losing clarity.
• Handmade wooden frame from Italy.
| Size | 18 x 24″ |
|---|---|
| Frame | Blue Wood, Grey Wood, Green Wood, Teal Wood, Lilac Wood, Oak Dark, Oak Nature, Orange Wood, Red Wood, Rose Wood, White Wood, Yellow Wood, Black Wood |
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