Art print inspired by Cassius Clay (1982) by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988), one of the most influential figures in Neo-Expressionism and contemporary art. Basquiat frequently referenced cultural icons such as Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay), using bold gestures, fragmented text, and symbolic imagery to explore themes of identity, fame, race, and power. His work transforms historical and pop-cultural figures into layered visual narratives charged with emotional intensity. This officially licensed print is produced in the United Kingdom on high-quality fine art paper, ensuring strong colour depth and archival durability. Licensed by the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat through Artestar, New York. The print is in very good condition, has never been framed, and has been carefully preserved. It will be securely shipped in a protective cardboard tube. A powerful collectible reflecting Basquiat’s raw energy and cultural impact.