This beautiful Limoges porcelain plate is based on an iconic Basquiat painting. The motifs illustrated on the plate—graffiti, conceptual words, voodoo, and music—are typical of Basquiat's work. The New York born artist, who was deeply influenced by music and formed the experimental rock band Gray, was discovered as a graffiti painter in 1981. Basquiat soon gained international notice and critical acclaim for his visionary fusion of multicultural symbols, scathing social commentary, and frenetic graphic style. It was made in France under the auspices and authorization of the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

The New York-born artist was discovered as a graffiti painter in 1981. Basquiat soon gained international notice and critical acclaim for his visionary fusion of multicultural symbols, scathing social commentary, and frenetic graphic style.
Manufacturer: Ligne Blanche, France, under auspices of the Jean-Michel Basquiat Estate