Pez Dispenser Dinosaur

(After) Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) “Pez Dispenser - Dinosaur” - This reproduction is a limited edition (90/150) lithograph with the printed signature/moniker of Basquiat. It is based on the street art/neo-expressionist 72 x 48-inch original acrylic on canvas that the artist painted in 1984. Depicted is a dinosaur wearing Basquiat’s frequently utilized symbol of a crown and referring to the pop culture plastic figures used by the Pez company to dispense their candy. Basquiat’s crown symbolizes class struggle and financial inequality and the Pez dispenser symbolizes popular consumer culture. The unframed sheet measures approximately 15 x 11 inches.