Anatomy (complete set)
Anatomy (complete set)
Signed Print
Jean-Michel Basquiat
75 x 56cm, Edition of 18, Screenprint, 1982
£380,000-£580,000
$730,000-$1,110,000 Market Value Indicator
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€450,000-€680,000 Market Value Indicator
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Meaning & Analysis
Anatomy (complete set) by Jean-Michel Basquiat, created in 1982, is a collection of eighteen screenprints depicting anatomical studies. Executed on black paper with white markings, this series is a rare and significant exploration within Basquiat’s oeuvre, showcasing his fascination with the human form.
Basquiat’s Anatomy (complete set) offers a unique insight into his artistic exploration of the human body. Created in 1982, this series consists of eighteen screenprints that starkly contrast black paper with Basquiat's characteristic white scribbles. The minimalist approach diverges from his usual vibrant palettes, highlighting his neo-Expressionist style. Influenced by Gray's Anatomy, a childhood fascination, Basquiat intricately details the skeletal and muscular structures. This series is the only print collection produced during his lifetime, underscoring its rarity and value. The Anatomy series not only reflects Basquiat’s personal interests but also his broader commentary on identity and existence, solidifying its place in contemporary art history.
