Basquiat skull painting 1982

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Basquiat skull painting 1982 is a famous 1982 neo-expressionist canvas by Jean-Michel Basquiat featuring a large, fragmented skull rendered in his raw, graffiti-influenced style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
artForm painting
artHistoricalContext late 20th-century American art
postmodern art
artisticPeriod 1980s
associatedWith New York City art scene
downtown New York NERFINISHED
colorPalette contrasting tones
vivid colors
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Jean-Michel Basquiat NERFINISHED
depicts human skull
skull
genre Neo-Expressionism NERFINISHED
hasPart fragmented skull image
influencedBy graffiti
street art
languageOfWork English
medium acrylic paint
oilstick
spray paint
movement Neo-Expressionism NERFINISHED
notableFor fusion of street art and fine art
iconic skull image
notableWorkOf Jean-Michel Basquiat NERFINISHED
periodInArtistCareer early career
peak creativity
relatedTo Basquiat’s anatomical drawings NERFINISHED
Jean-Michel Basquiat skull motif series
style graffiti-influenced
raw
support canvas
technique improvisational mark-making
layering of text and image
theme human anatomy
identity
mortality
usesMotif anatomical imagery
skull motif
visualCharacteristic bold lines
expressive brushwork
layered surface
visualStructure centralized skull composition
fragmented facial features
yearOfCreation 1982

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Untitled (1982) sold for over 100 million USD at auction cataloguedAs Basquiat skull painting 1982
subject surface form: Untitled (1982)