About Basquiat Self Portrait with Suzanne (1982) - Porcelain Plate
This beautiful Limoges porcelain plate displays the work by the New York School artist Jean-Michel Basquiat Self Portrait with Suzanne (1982) made in Limoges, France thus also features the "Porcelaine de Limoges" label, attesting to its high quality production. Jean-Michel Basquiat's work Self Portrait with Suzanne (1982) features in his intuitive iconic graffiti signature style Suzanne Mallouk who dated the artist around the 1980's who moved from Canada to New York to become an artist. For a short period of time after getting to know each other Mallouk and Basquiat moved in together and lived with the artist at a pivotal movement during his career, Mallouk recalls, "I watched him sell his first painting to Deborah Harry for $200, and then a few months later he was selling paintings for $20,000 each, selling them faster than he could paint them. I watched him make his first million. We went from stealing bread on the way home from the Mudd Club and eating pasta to buying groceries at Dean & DeLuca; the fridge was full of pastries and caviar, we were drinking Cristal champagne. We were 21 years old." More details on Jean-Michel Basquiat Self Portrait with Suzanne (1982) - Porcelain Plate:
