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Published by Metropolitan Opera New York and Circle Gallery New York - Original lithograph on paper - Excellent condition - Hand signed by Wesselmann // Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Dog Leg Study (1982) is a screen print that embodies the artist’s unique blend of anatomy, social commentary, and graffiti-inspired aesthetics. The composition is filled with fragmented anatomical sketches, phrases, and symbols that interweave themes of racial identity, history, and personal expression. Phrases like WORLD FAMOUS and ALL BEEF juxtapose with skeletal forms and disjointed limbs, evoking a chaotic yet profound exploration of human anatomy and cultural critique. Basquiat’s characteristic use of bold, spontaneous lines and handwritten notes creates an unfiltered narrative that challenges conventional art forms. This print, part of a posthumous edition published by Flatiron Editions in 2019, measures 22 x 29.9 cm and is authenticated by the Basquiat estate, highlighting the enduring impact of Basquiat's visionary approach to art.
Lulu, 1982
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Published by Metropolitan Opera New York and Circle Gallery New York - Original lithograph on paper - Excellent condition - Hand signed by Wesselmann // Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Dog Leg Study (1982) is a screen print that embodies the artist’s unique blend of anatomy, social commentary, and graffiti-inspired aesthetics. The composition is filled with fragmented anatomical sketches, phrases, and symbols that interweave themes of racial identity, history, and personal expression. Phrases like WORLD FAMOUS and ALL BEEF juxtapose with skeletal forms and disjointed limbs, evoking a chaotic yet profound exploration of human anatomy and cultural critique. Basquiat’s characteristic use of bold, spontaneous lines and handwritten notes creates an unfiltered narrative that challenges conventional art forms. This print, part of a posthumous edition published by Flatiron Editions in 2019, measures 22 x 29.9 cm and is authenticated by the Basquiat estate, highlighting the enduring impact of Basquiat's visionary approach to art.
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