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Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Irony of the Negro Policeman-Wall_Art-Pixalot
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman
Pixalot Irony of the Negro Policeman

Basquiat Wall Art

Painted in 1981 this artwork is a sharp critique on members of Basquiat's own race. By depicting a Negro policeman, he is making a conscious effort to show how African-Americans are controlled by the white majority in America. Basquiat found it utterly ironic that any African-American would be a policeman, working to enforce rules that were meant to enslave themselves.

A great image for framing behind glass, or block mounting on canvas to create a focal point and conversation piece in any art lover's home.

Irony of the Negro Policeman

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Basquiat Wall Art

Painted in 1981 this artwork is a sharp critique on members of Basquiat's own race. By depicting a Negro policeman, he is making a conscious effort to show how African-Americans are controlled by the white majority in America. Basquiat found it utterly ironic that any African-American would be a policeman, working to enforce rules that were meant to enslave themselves.

A great image for framing behind glass, or block mounting on canvas to create a focal point and conversation piece in any art lover's home.

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