Three Quarters of Olympia Minus the Servant

"Three Quarters of Olympia Minus the Servant" by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1982) exemplifies his dynamic approach within the Neo-expressionism genre, reflecting his raw, visceral style. As a prolific artist known for his figurative imagery and vivid compositions, Basquiat often employed Acrylic paint on canvas and paper with brush and crayon techniques. The title suggests a fragmented or partial depiction, emphasizing the symbolic and layered nature of the work. Basquiat’s distinctive style combines expressive gestures with a raw, street-art-inspired aesthetic, highlighting his influence on contemporary art.