JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT Hollywood Africans and Dos Cabezas 2

A bold and visually engaging framed display featuring two celebrated Jean-Michel Basquiat compositions—Hollywood Africans (1983) and Dos Cabezas 2 (1982)—presented as vintage art cards published by teNeues in the 1990s. Set against a deep black mat and housed in a brushed metallic frame, the vibrant colors and raw, expressive linework stand out with striking contrast.

On the left, Hollywood Africans delivers Basquiat’s pointed commentary on race, identity, and the mythology of fame, rendered in his signature text-driven, symbolic style. On the right, Dos Cabezas 2 captures the dynamic relationship between Basquiat and Andy Warhol through layered imagery and energetic abstraction.

The pairing creates a compelling visual dialogue between cultural critique and personal portraiture. TeNeues cards from this era are increasingly collectible, valued for their quality production and connection to late 20th-century art publishing.

An eye-catching and culturally significant piece—ideal for collectors and admirers of Basquiat’s enduring influence on contemporary art.