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Hace 4 días · Done in 1983, In Italian used a collection of symbols that Jean-Michel loved using in several of his work. However, the genesis of the word In Italian is not drawn in this painting. Jean-Michel used only one Italian word 'Sangue' which mean blood. However, he closed the Italian word 'Sangue' out and replaced it with a Latin word 'Sangre'.
Hace 4 días · Exu is a breaktaking modern artwork which features the graffiti and cartoon-like styles of Basquiat within a complex and intriguing artwork. We see the title of the piece at the top of the design, with a plethora of eyes floating around a devil-like beast who is positioned centrally. This painting is dated at 1988 and was produced using acrylic ...
Hace 1 día · Jean-Michel Basquiat is iconic for two reasons which amount to the same thing: he was a black artist and he painted in a way that recognised and popularised black heritage in art. Part of the 1970s-80s Neo-Expressionist art movement, Basquiat's paintings are full of frenetic but also very directed energy and vivid simple colours.
Hace 2 días · Explora el arte inspirado en el graffiti de Jean-Michel Basquiat y el comentario cultural incrustado en sus pinturas vibrantes y expresivas. Descubre cómo su...
Hace 3 días · Galería Jean Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) | La 133 obra | Obra De Arte | Neoexpresionismo | Jean-Michel Basquiat (Brooklyn Nueva York 22 de diciembre de 1960 - Manhattan Nueva York 12 de agosto de 1988) fue un artista poeta músico dibujante y pintor estadounidense. Basquiat fue el primero de los tres hijos de Matilde Andrades (28-7-193../..
Hace 3 días · The A-Blast. Student reflects on Basquiat on identity. Valentina Henrich, Staff Writer. May 20, 2024. Arts. dellasposa. Influential American artist of Haitian and Puerto Rican descent, Jean-Michel Basquiat pushing boundaries of self-identity. One of the world’s most influential artists, Jean Michel-Basquiat, was emblematic of the art world ...
Hace 4 días · Almost 40 years after his death, Jean-Michel Basquiat's work appears everywhere: in museums, galleries, special exhibitions, on T-shirts, tote bags, even on your TV.
