A new show at the Brooklyn Museum honors focuses on a less-known aspect of New York artist Jean-Michel Basquiat's work: the many notebooks that the artist wrote and drew in.
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Previously unseen pages from the private Brooklyn-born graffiti artist turned gallery sensation’s private notebooks
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This Jean-Michel Basquiat framed print features a reproduction of Trumpet (1984) by Basquiat, an artist whose work is featured in MoMA's collection. A native New Yorker, Jean-Michel Basquiat made graffiti under the tag "SAMO" as a teenager, and produced postcards and T-shirts before establishing his studio practice. Though his career lasted barely a decade, Basquiat continues to have lasting relevance as a bridge between graffiti and the gallery, and as an influence on subsequent generations of artists. Jean-Michel Basquiat: Trumpet Framed Print is printed on heavy watercolor paper and framed in black solid wood with a white acid-free mat and gallery acrylic finish. Wired for hanging. Made in the UK.
