
Anatomy
18 works

M, 2026
Screenprint on Printed on Saunders Waterford
60 x 48 inches
Jean-Michel Basquiat remains one of the most consequential artists to emerge from the late twentieth century, his work commanding unprecedented attention at auction and in institutional collections worldwide. Rising from the New York street art scene alongside figures like Keith Haring, Basquiat brought a raw, intellectually charged visual language to contemporary art that addressed race, identity, colonialism, and the commodification of Black bodies with urgent, uncompromising clarity. His premature death in 1988 at age twenty-seven left a finite body of work that continues to shape conversations around Neo-Expressionism and the boundaries of fine art. This posthumous edition, released through the Basquiat Estate in 2026, presents a significant opportunity for collectors to acquire the artist's visual vocabulary in a carefully produced screenprint format. Printed on Saunders Waterford paper—a substrate chosen for its archival quality and ability to hold the dense layering characteristic of Basquiat's aesthetic—the work maintains the gestural intensity and symbolic density that define his most recognized compositions. At sixty by forty-eight inches, the scale allows for full engagement with the artist's distinctive integration of text, figuration, and abstracted mark-making. The edition of eighty-five positions this print within a limited release structure that balances accessibility with collectibility. Estate-authorized editions have demonstrated consistent performance on the secondary market, reflecting sustained institutional and private demand for Basquiat's work across all media. Guy Hepner is pleased to offer this print from our New York gallery. For acquisition inquiries, please contact the gallery directly.
Price on Application

Anatomy · Jean-Michel Basquiat · Christie's · 2026-05 · $762,000

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Anatomy · Jean-Michel Basquiat · Christie's · 2010-04 · $242,500


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The Jean-Michel Basquiat Estate Prints represent an extraordinary opportunity for collectors to acquire museum-quality reproductions of the artist's most iconic works, produced under the strict authorization of the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat. These limited edition prints capture the raw energy and cultural significance of Basquiat's original compositions, translating his revolutionary visual language through advanced printing techniques that honor his distinctive style. Each release in this series undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure faithful color reproduction, texture, and the visceral impact that defines Basquiat's oeuvre.
The works included in this collection—ranging from 50 Cent Piece (1982/83-2020) and Flexible (1984-2016) to more recent estate authorizations like Odours Of Punt (1983-2024)—span the most critical period of Basquiat's meteoric career. These pieces exemplify his groundbreaking fusion of neo-expressionism, street art aesthetics, and profound social commentary. Masterworks such as Hollywood Africans (1983-2015) and Boxer Rebellion (1982/83-2018) showcase his unflinching examination of Black identity, cultural appropriation, and historical narrative, while pieces like Phooey (1982-2021) demonstrate his playful yet subversive relationship with text and image. The original paintings from which these prints derive regularly command eight-figure sums at auction, making estate-authorized editions an accessible entry point into one of the most important artistic legacies of the 20th century.
From a market perspective, Basquiat Estate Prints occupy a unique position within the contemporary art market. With original Basquiat paintings increasingly held in permanent museum collections and private holdings, these authorized editions provide collectors with authenticated works that carry both artistic merit and investment potential. Each print is produced in strictly limited editions with proper documentation and provenance from the estate, ensuring legitimacy in an art market where Basquiat forgeries remain problematic. As the artist's cultural influence continues to expand—evidenced by museum retrospectives, record-breaking auction results, and his pervasive impact on contemporary culture—these estate prints represent a stable collectible asset with historical significance.
Guy Hepner specializes in procuring authenticated Jean-Michel Basquiat Estate Prints for discerning collectors worldwide.

Jean-Michel Basquiat prints for sale at Guy Hepner include works from the Estate editions: Portfolio I, Portfolio II, the Anatomy series, Daros Suite, Superhero Portfolio, and Figures Portfolio. Basquiat original art for sale and Basquiat paintings for sale through our New York gallery are authenticated with full Estate provenance and catalogue documentation.
Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988) remains one of the most powerful and sought-after artists in the history of contemporary art. A self-taught Neo-Expressionist who rose from the streets of Brooklyn to the highest echelons of the international art world, Basquiat's work commands extraordinary prices at auction and continues to attract serious collectors worldwide.
Basquiat paintings for sale represent some of the most coveted works on the secondary market. His large-scale canvases — raw, urgent, and densely layered with text, symbols, and anatomical imagery — sell for tens of millions of dollars at the world's leading auction houses. The benchmark for Basquiat original art was set in May 2017 when Untitled (1982), depicting a skull-like head in yellow, red, and black, sold for $110.5 million at Sotheby's New York, making it the sixth-highest price ever achieved for an American artist at that time.
At Guy Hepner, Basquiat art for sale includes a curated selection of works on paper, rare prints, and portfolios from The Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Basquiat prints represent a more accessible entry point for collectors who want to buy Basquiat without competing at major auction. His limited-edition screenprints and lithographs — produced in collaboration with publishers during his lifetime and authorised posthumously by The Estate — retain strong value and are actively traded on the secondary market.
Among the most collected Basquiat print series available at Guy Hepner:
For new collectors approaching Basquiat art for sale, prints and works on paper offer the strongest combination of accessibility and long-term value. Auction data shows consistent demand across all price tiers, with rare portfolios and artist-proof editions commanding significant premiums over standard editions.
Collectors who buy Basquiat should prioritise:
Basquiat original art in any medium is a long-term store of cultural and financial value. His place in the canon of twentieth-century art is unassailable, and institutional demand for major works continues to grow.
The crown is Jean-Michel Basquiat's most enduring symbol — appearing in over 100 of his paintings and prints as a mark of royalty, genius, and cultural reclamation. Basquiat crowns appear across his most celebrated works: the Three-Pointed Crown motif from Untitled (Crown), Charles the First, Hollywood Africans, and the Daros Suite. When collectors search for Basquiat crown prints for sale, these estate-stamped editions — particularly the Portfolio I and II series — are the closest available equivalents to his painted crown imagery.
All Basquiat art for sale at Guy Hepner has been reviewed for provenance and authenticity. The primary authentication body for Basquiat's estate is The Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat, which manages the artist's legacy and provides authentication services for works of sufficient documentation.
Collectors seeking to buy Basquiat prints or works on paper should always request a full provenance record, certificate of authenticity, and condition report. Guy Hepner provides all documentation with every sale and can assist collectors in navigating The Estate's authentication process for significant acquisitions.