Jean Michel Basquiat Dingoes That Park Their Brains with Their Gum Art Poster

Description: Jean Michel Basquiat Dingoes That Park Their Brains with Their Gum Art Poster According to Sotheby's: Basquiat may have been inspred by the tragic history of dingoes, which were subject to one othe the largest planned animal exterminations in history during the 1880, following the introduction of sheep farming into Australia. Dingoes were shot, trapped and poisoned on a massive scale, regardless of whether they were truly wild or the domesticated hunting companions of the native aborigines. Eventually the great Dingo Fence--the longest man-made barrier in the world at that time at 5,320 km (3,305 miles) was constructed from coast to coast to keep them out of the fertile south-eastern portion of the continent. Therefore, if foxes are cunning, lions are proud, pigs are greedy and mice cowardly, anthropomorphically the dingo would be synonymous with segregation, exclusion and subjugation to an overriding economic interest. Poster is new, unused and never hung and has been stored rolled. There might be minor creases, and nicks along the border due to storage. Measures about 20"L x 27.5"W. PLEASE VIEW PHOTOS CAREFULLY. Ships from a smoke free, pet free home. Thanks for viewing!! Please view my other listings.

Price: 112.5 USD

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

End Time: 2025-01-14T21:36:48.000Z

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