Basquiat Green All-Over T-Shirt & "Untitled" Black Tote Bag

Showcasing Basquiat's brilliance, this exclusive bundle features two standout pieces: the Basquiat Green All-Over T-Shirt and the Untitled (Head) Canvas Tote. Each item merges wearable art with functionality, bringing Jean-Michel's iconic motifs into your everyday style.

Basquiat Green All-Over T-Shirt 

Designed by NYC's Rome Pays Off, this premium constructed, limited-run t-shirt features several of Basquiat's most iconic elements including his classic crown on the left chest. Jean-Michel's 1984 painting Untitled is featured in the lower front and on the back. The left sleeve also includes a sewn-in, woven tag, commemorating the Basquiat: King Pleasure© Exhibition.

Product details:

• Designed by Rome Pays Off
• Basquiat: King Pleasure© Exhibition
• 100% Cotton Jersey
• Crew neck
• All over print
  
  

About the artwork: 

Basquiat's Iconic Crown

For Jean-Michel, the crown represented the struggle for power and recognition, particularly for marginalized communities. By incorporating crowns into his paintings and drawings, he celebrated the strength of these groups, while also critiquing the systems that sought to oppress them. 

Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled, 1984

Acrylic paint on metal and wood supports. Dimensions of original artwork: 42" x 156" 

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Basquiat Canvas Tote, "Untitled (Head)"

This spectacular black canvas tote bag features one of Jean-Michel Basquiat's iconic skull paintings.  Its sturdy construction and oversized carrying capacity make this an absolute must-have for anyone on the go.

Whether you're trekking through the city or packing for a day at the beach, this tote bag is a real head-turner that connects you to the spirit of creativity and self-expression that Basquiat embodied.

Product details:

• 100% durable cotton canvas
• Rolled handles for comfort and durability
• 14x15x8 Inches (at its widest)
• Lined with 100% cotton poplin

About the artwork: 

Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Head), 1983

Many consider the heads Basquiat painted as some of his most autobiographical work. Deeply rooted in his identity as a Black artist in America, Jean-Michel's use of heads and skulls are evocative of African masks and also allude to his father’s Haitian heritage.

© Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Licensed by Artestar, New York

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