Proof You Can Write A Poem You’ve Never Read (Basquiat)
Wikipedia Poem, No. 479
My art is that of my father: / even among stinking shepherds, bean- / brained as the flocks they tend, our / sausages are known. The old man / sits in back, ruined in his bones, a scold.” August Kleinzahler
painting of
a face in a
skull
brought $1105 million-plus
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was
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had
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shape
of
a face
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sotheby’s
to make
same
least four bidders on
basquiat that’s not
exactly a thrillionaire who over in
the
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the phones
and important
painting bidders on basquiat’s
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thrillionaire who oversees japanese business
developmentat
sotheby’s
to
make oversees japanese business devel at sotheby’s
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a skull brought
$1105 million of a
skull
set an expensive
work ever
in the first
work
ever sold
at sotheby’s
in the shape
of a sales room said larry
warhol
it was yusaku
maezawa a japanese business
development four bidders
on
basquiat the
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work had
been guaranteed to make oversees japanese business
developmentfour bidders on
basquiat last four
bidders on the rarefied $100 million at the
sixth most had
to see if i was
hunched oversees
japanese billion-plus
club in a skull set an artist beating
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business
development
at sotheby’s in hong kong kong kong kong
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