The Jean-Michel Basquiat Catalogue Raisonne of Paintings, primarily published by Galerie Enrico Navarra in Paris (1996, updated 2000), is a landmark, multi-volume, hardcover collection detailing his painted works, featuring hundreds of color plates, essays by top art critics (Marshall, Prat, Depp, etc.), and texts in English and French, becoming a crucial resource for collectors and scholars, though it's now rare and often found via art dealers like Ursus Books,  Chairish, Gagosian, Sotheby,s and AbeBooks.  A comprehensive survey of Basquiat's paintings, considered the most extensive look at his work, containing over 900 color illustrations and extensive critical essays. It is presented with two hardcover volumes in a slipcase, and It's a vital, often-cited resource for authenticating Basquiat's paintings, as no single "official" catalogue raisonné exists, but this is the definitive compilation. As it's out of print, it's a sought-after item.