Horn Players Jean Michel Basquiat. Make sure to include the artists name, date, title, & medium at the start of your critique. Columbia university in the city of new york.
”horn players” (1983) diam : Looking for sold out or other relevant products? He started creating sculptures and mixed media works in 1979.
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Describe the work in detail as if your reader has never seen this work before. 1979 through fred braithwaite, basquiat meets glenn o’brien, the producer of tv party on new york cable television and music editor at interview. Paying homage to jazz musicians charlie parker and dizzy gillespie, the artist lists parker's famous standard ornithology throughout the piece, along with ear and larynx, references to the.
To The Left Is A Half Length Portrait Of Parker And His Saxophone, And To The Right Is A Portrait Of Gillespie And His Trumpet.
Jean michel basquiat, horn players, 1983. “ornithology,” the title of parker’s bop anthem based on the standard “how high the moon,” is repeated, as are the artists’ names, alongside a mix of allegorical words and a gillespie scat lyric. Looking for sold out or other relevant products?
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On the left is parker with his alto saxophone and on the right is gillespie with his trumpet. It comes with a white cardboard gift box. If you continue, we assume that you consent to receive all cookies on all lumas websites.
In This Painting, Basquiat Pays Homage To The Great Saxophonist Charlie Parker (Left) And Trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie (Right).
African american culture, jean michel basquiat, modern art, paintings, vintage. Columbia university in the city of new york. Jean‐michel basquiat, horn players, 1983, acrylic and oilstick on three canvas panels mounted on wood supports, the broad art foundation.
