Jean-Michel Basquiat 'Obnoxious Liberals' Color Plate

This item is a high-quality color plate reproduction of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s 1982 masterpiece titled 'Obnoxious Liberals'. The artwork is presented in a contemporary, professional framing arrangement consisting of a wide-profile white wooden frame and a deep black matte that serves to heighten the vibrancy of the primary colors within the piece. The original artwork's Neo-Expressionist style is faithfully captured, featuring Basquiat’s characteristic raw, gestural brushwork and socio-political iconography. The composition depicts three central figures: a seated, haloed icon on the left representing the 'Not For Sale' figure, a robed figure on the right with a feathered headdress, and a roasted chicken on a platter in the center. The palette is dominated by intense yellows, reds, and whites, accented by black skeletal linework. The plate exhibits the textured impasto and layered appearance of the original acrylic and oilstick on canvas. Condition-wise, the print appears to be in excellent state, showing no visible signs of fading, foxing, or moisture damage. The framing provides a clean, modern aesthetic with no apparent chips or scratches to the white finish, and the glazing appears to be clear acrylic or glass. This specific image is likely removed from a monograph or high-end exhibition catalog, as evidenced by the 'Color Plate' context provided, making it an accessible piece of collectible contemporary art ephemera mimicking the aesthetic of a museum-grade acquisition.