The children of the late “King of Pop” Michael Jackson delivered 13 pieces of art by their famous father to the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital on Monday. Prince, 14; Paris, 13; and Prince Michael — also known as “Blanket,” age nine — signed some of the artwork by their late father, who died on June 25, 2009 at age 50. The artwork was donated by Brett-Livingstone Strong, an artist and friend of the Jackson family, who had them in his private collection. The ceremony, also attended by Michael’s mom Katherine Jackson and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, unveiled Sketches of Mickey Mouse, a throne and a drawing of Jackson icon Peter Pan.
There was also a drawing of his famous moonwalk. “You look at this, it makes you happy,” said Michael Jackson’s sister La Toya at a ceremony at the hospital, “I know that when you see this and the kids see it, it will bring some type of joy to them, and at the same time, I know it will bring joy to my brother as well.” “They’re whimsical, they’re magical and there’s just joy and peace,” she said of the art.
Michael Jackson’s art delivered by children
