Jean-Michel BASQUIAT (1960-1988), Untitled (Fishing), 1981.

Lithograph, high-grain velvet paper, 47 x 41 cm in light passe - partout size 71 x 60 cm, limited edition, labeled numbered in pencil 49/100, stamp with artist's signature and author's mark pd, such stamp of publisher Rupert James Smith licensed to "Andy Warhol Adittions Factory", on the reverse hologram verification of authenticity". Original certificate.
Jean-Michel Basquiat painted one of his most famous paintings, "Untitled (fishing)," in 1981, in which the crest of the graffiti-painting street artist is considered a recognized creation of the New York art scene. She worked in the basement of Annina Nosei's gallery in SoHo. The work depicts a fisherman wearing a crown of thorns and a halo of the same nature. Standing in the middle of the canvas, the fisherman proudly displays his catch, a large fish suspended from the end of his fishing rod. Its black body exposed by a white skeleton.

The painting was sold for $26.4 million in 2012. The current auction record to $110 million at Sotheby's in 2017.