'Untitled' (19)

Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Untitled (19), 1984 exemplifies his raw, expressive style, blending text, symbols, and fragmented imagery. This work reflects Basquiat’s deep engagement with themes of identity, power, and the human condition. Drawing from his fascination with anatomy, art history, and street culture, Basquiat’s paintings often present dynamic layers of meaning.

The jagged lines, bold colors, and iconic motifs in Untitled (19) showcase the artist’s ability to channel both personal and collective struggles through his art. Like much of his work, this piece addresses issues of race, inequality, and cultural heritage, cementing Basquiat’s place as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.

This print features a border with the artist's name, print title, and publishing details near the bottom edge, maintaining the authenticity of Basquiat's vision.