Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat stand shoulder to shoulder in boxing trunks and gloves, ready for the lens while "JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT" yellow graffiti banners the top and "ANDY WARHOL" red script anchors the bottom, a pink-blocked pop-Marilyn corner inset and onyx splatter wall framing the duo, every painted streak caught in Factory-rivalry register. Andy Warhol vs Jean-Michel Basquiat is digital painting in Factory-rivalry register — a 1985 boxing-poster homage caught in sulfur-and-scarlet theater.

Behind tempered glass, the sulfur-and-scarlet palette keeps its art-history swagger and the painted detail holds its tactile streak, the polished surface giving the figurative tribute a quiet cinematic depth.

A natural fit for rooms that welcome bold, art-history palette — a creative studio with gallery pulse, a teen lounge with editorial drama, a hypebeast wall with collector heat. For art-history lovers, Warhol-Basquiat collectors, and anyone drawn to figurative imagery with Factory-rivalry poetry.