Basquiat Playing Cards
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Featuring official art by Jean-Michel Basquiat
A tribute to one of America’s most influential and beloved modern artists.
Overview
Basquiat Playing Cards
Basquiat Playing Cards are a tribute to one of America’s most influential and beloved modern artists—featuring authentic sketches, drawings, and paintings from the brief but spectacular career of an inspirational icon.
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s signature neo-expressionist style has transcended cultures and engaged the social landscape for several decades. His work combines elements of street graffiti and social commentary in the context of fine art. Some consider his paintings as a form of introspective visual poetry.
Every aspect of Basquiat playing cards features artwork approved by the estate of Jean-Michael Basquiat. From the tuck case to the fronts and backs of every single card, you will find official Basquiat art—a unique visual language that continues to inspire future generations.
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Authentic Design
Every aspect of Basquiat playing cards features artwork approved by the estate of Jean-Michael Basquiat.
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Jean-Michel Basquiat
Jean-Michel Basquiat moved from graffiti artist to downtown punk scenester to celebrity art star in only the few short years of his career. This vertiginous rise took him from sleeping on the streets of New York City to being befriended by Andy Warhol and entering into the elite American art world as one of the most celebrated painters of the Neo-Expressionism art movement. Whilst Basquiat died at only 27, he has now become indelibly associated with the surge in interest in downtown artists in New York during the 1980s.
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