Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom

A number of artworks Kanye West created as a teenager appeared on a recent episode of PBS' Antiques Roadshow. The portfolio was brought to the show by the husband of Kanye's first cousin.

In the four-minute clip, art expert Laura Woolley appraises Kanye's artwork, admiring his various techniques — the use of mediums including graphite, gouache, scratchboard — and states it's all "exceptionally well done."

Woolley adds that the works were made around 1995 when a 17-year-old Kanye was still a sophomore at Polaris Charter Academy in Chicago. She estimates that the works will reach between $16,000 and $23,000 at auction.

Watch the clip below.

 

 

We Recommend
  • The Sambas Currently Worth Knowing About
  • The Golden Age of Mountaineering By The North Face Purple Label
  • A Summer To Remember for Stylish Fishermen
  • Meet the Street Artists Who Are Quietly Shaping High Fashion
  • Thanks, It’s Vintage! The Hand-Me-Downs That Define Us
What To Read Next
  • Nike's Lava-Licious Basketball Sneaker Is Literally Fire
  • Sneakers Born From a Glitchy Computer
  • These Ray-Ban Have Got Beauty & Brains Covered
  • Nothing Smells Like Perfumer H
  • Having Mastered Functional Fabrics, Stone Island Researches Denim
  • Nike Turned the Air Force 1 Into a Vibram-Soled Waterproof Tank