Jean Michel Basquiat Untitled Head Contemporary Curated Sotheby S Jean michel basquiat. 1960 1988. untitled (head) pencil and crayon on paper . 30 by 22 in. 76.2 by 55.9 cm. executed circa 1980 1985 this work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the authentication committee of the estate of jean michel basquiat. O n 29 june in new york, sotheby’s will offer jean michel basquiat’s masterwork on paper untitled (head), executed in 1982, as a highlight of our contemporary art evening auction in new york on 29 june 2020. an explosion of vivid color and frenzied mark making, the superlative work is a tour de force that stands as one of the most.
Jean Michel Basquiat Untitled Head Contemporary Art Evening A major contemporary art auction curated by musical legend and avid art collector jay chou a distinguished assemblage of exceptional artworksled by jean michel basquiat’s iconic untitled, 1985 featured on the cover of the new york times magazine in 1985 a groundbreaking collaboration with enviseam uniting entertainment & fine art in partnership with k11 group. Oilstick, ink and acrylic on paper. movement. neo expressionism. dimensions. 75.6 cm × 55.9 cm (29.75 in × 22.0 in) location. private collection. untitled (head) is a 1982 drawing created by american artist jean michel basquiat in 1982. it sold for $15.2 million at sotheby's in june 2020, becoming basquiat's most expensive work on paper. A masterwork by the one of the 20th century's most important artists will lead the upcoming contemporary art evening auction on 8 march at sotheby's in london. jean michel basquiat's untitled (one eyed man or xerox face) is a hugely significant work from a period of transformed artistic practice, which the artist declared the most fruitful of his career. Launch slideshow. the contemporary art evening auction in london on 8 march will be led by untitled (one eyed man or xerox face), one of jean michel basquiat’s finest full length male figures from his series of grand scale paintings that took the art world by storm in the early 1980s. the work last appeared at auction in 1987, the year before.
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