The unique canvas is divided into two panels, each showcasing the distinct styles of Andy Warhol and Jean-Michael Basquiat.

Left Panel (Andy Warhol's side):

— Andy Warhol stands in boxing attire, wearing Everlast boxing gloves and shorts.
— In the background is a collage of Campbell soup cans and a Coca-Cola bottle, reflecting Warhol's fascination with consumer culture and commercial imagery.
— The face of Marilyn Monroe, one of Warhol's most famous subjects, is prominently featured, overlaid with vibrant colors or repetitive patterns characteristic of Warhol's style.

Right Panel (Basquiat's side):

— Basquiat is also depicted in boxing gear but with his characteristic dreadlocks and intense gaze.
— Basquiat initially gained attention for his graffiti art created under the pseudonym "SAMO," which appeared on walls throughout the city, sparking curiosity and intrigue.
— The background is graffiti-style art, featuring phrases that capture Basquiat's street art influences and social commentary.
— His enigmatic and thought-provoking messages appeared on walls throughout the city, sparking curiosity and intrigue...

This collage painting by Steve Kaufman juxtaposes the distinct artistic styles and themes of Warhol and Basquiat, creating a dynamic and visually striking composition