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Original screenprint on Lenox Museum board -Estate stamped and signed by the artists sisters and administrators of the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat // Boxer Rebellion by Jean-Michel Basquiat is a limited edition screen print originally created in 1982-83 and reimagined in 2018. Measuring 29 x 39.5 inches, this piece captures Basquiat’s raw, graffiti-influenced style, blending elements of abstract expressionism and street art. The chaotic composition features a fusion of text, symbols, and figures that invoke themes of rebellion, identity, and power. The hand-drawn elements, including boxing references, cultural symbols, and fragmented phrases, highlight Basquiat’s critique of societal structures and his exploration of historical and racial narratives. The vibrant colors and energetic lines give the work a sense of urgency and activism, compelling viewers to engage with its social commentary.
Boxer Rebellion, 1982-83/2018
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Original screenprint on Lenox Museum board -Estate stamped and signed by the artists sisters and administrators of the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat // Boxer Rebellion by Jean-Michel Basquiat is a limited edition screen print originally created in 1982-83 and reimagined in 2018. Measuring 29 x 39.5 inches, this piece captures Basquiat’s raw, graffiti-influenced style, blending elements of abstract expressionism and street art. The chaotic composition features a fusion of text, symbols, and figures that invoke themes of rebellion, identity, and power. The hand-drawn elements, including boxing references, cultural symbols, and fragmented phrases, highlight Basquiat’s critique of societal structures and his exploration of historical and racial narratives. The vibrant colors and energetic lines give the work a sense of urgency and activism, compelling viewers to engage with its social commentary.
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