Jean-Michel Basquiat: Charles the First Jigsaw Puzzle
This thousand-piece jigsaw puzzle features Jean-Michel Basquiatâs early work Charles the First (1982). The paintingâs title references King Charles I of England, who was beheaded in 1649, while also serving as a tribute to musician Charlie Parker as a âkingâ of jazz. Realized across three attached canvases, this energetic painting juxtaposes the artistâs iconic imagery, including multiple crowns, with a field of text and gestural markings. In 2010, Jay-Z released the song âMost Kingz,â which was inspired by Basquiat and quotes his handwritten words in the triptychâs lower left corner: âMOST YOUNG KINGS GET THEIR HEAD CUT OFF.â
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Jean-Michel Basquiat: Charles the First Jigsaw Puzzle
Jean-Michel Basquiat: Charles the First Jigsaw Puzzle
This thousand-piece jigsaw puzzle features Jean-Michel Basquiatâs early work Charles the First (1982). The paintingâs title references King Charles I of England, who was beheaded in 1649, while also serving as a tribute to musician Charlie Parker as a âkingâ of jazz. Realized across three attached canvases, this energetic painting juxtaposes the artistâs iconic imagery, including multiple crowns, with a field of text and gestural markings. In 2010, Jay-Z released the song âMost Kingz,â which was inspired by Basquiat and quotes his handwritten words in the triptychâs lower left corner: âMOST YOUNG KINGS GET THEIR HEAD CUT OFF.â
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This thousand-piece jigsaw puzzle features Jean-Michel Basquiatâs early work Charles the First (1982). The paintingâs title references King Charles I of England, who was beheaded in 1649, while also serving as a tribute to musician Charlie Parker as a âkingâ of jazz. Realized across three attached canvases, this energetic painting juxtaposes the artistâs iconic imagery, including multiple crowns, with a field of text and gestural markings. In 2010, Jay-Z released the song âMost Kingz,â which was inspired by Basquiat and quotes his handwritten words in the triptychâs lower left corner: âMOST YOUNG KINGS GET THEIR HEAD CUT OFF.â

















