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Há 3 dias · Untitled (1982) is an acrylic, ink, and paper collage on paper created in 1982 by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Basquiat's work is considered to fall within the Neo-Expressionism movement. In his paintings, Basquiat used the graffiti style, which was related to cartoons. This artwork predicts his unconventional lifestyle that came straight from his ...
Há 5 dias · Olympic is an intriguing artwork from the career of Jean-Michel Basquiat. It dates from the early 1980s which was an important and prolific period for this famous American Abstract Expressionist. The portraits found within Olympic are a little more developed than most portraits that he produced elsewhere.
14 de jul. de 2023 · He was particularly inspired by Picasso. This image sold for $11.2 million in 2008. Untitled Fallen Angel is an eye-catching piece of art that encapsulates Basquiat's short life perfectly, mirroring his meteoric rise and fall. For a related painting, depicting Lucifer, you should also check out the Fallen Angel painting by Alexandre Cabanel.
Há 1 dia · It was created in 1981 when Basquiat was merely twenty and is an example of Basquiat's early canvas-based work. Although this painting is often referred to as Skull, it is an untitled piece which was presented at his debut solo gallery exhibition in New York City. While most of his artwork is completed in a few days, Basquiat laboured over this ...
Há 3 dias · Basquiat's paintings often bear signs of his early days as a street artist, working at speed and in secrecy. While his canvases, such as this one: Red Man, which measures just over two metres on either side (204.5m x 210.8m) no longer demanded the stealth or speed of his early days, he still worked at a frenetic pace, committing his mind vision ...
Há 3 dias · Jean Michel Basquiat concentrated more on classism, racism, colonialism themes and other customs of the USA society in all his paintings being a black artist. He also used a three-pointy crown, words, and poetry as seen in this painting.
Há 5 dias · Larry Gagosian Gallery in Los Angeles presented three exhibitions with Basquiat during the artist’s lifetime: Jean-Michel Basquiat: Paintings at 619 North Almont Drive, April 8–May 8, 1982; Jean-Michel Basquiat: New Paintings at 510 North Robertson Boulevard, March 8–April 2, 1983; and Jean-Michel Basquiat at 510 North Robertson Boulevard, January 7–February 8, 1986.
