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Screenprint on BFK Rives - Image: 22.4 h × 17.25 w in (57 × 44 cm) - Sheet: 26 h × 19.75 w in (66 × 50 cm) - Signed, dated and numbered to right edge - Published by Bébert, Rotterdam. - Sold with a letter from the Keith Haring Foundation. // Keith Haring's Bad Boys (1986) is a screenprint on BFK Rives paper that embodies the artist's bold and energetic graphic style. Measuring 57 x 44 cm for the image and 66 x 50 cm for the sheet, it is part of a limited edition of 30 with 7 artist proofs. The piece features Haring's signature black line work, forming a dynamic and chaotic composition of interwoven human-like figures within a bold rectangular border. The simplified yet expressive shapes convey themes of connection, movement, and confrontation, characteristic of Haring's exploration of social and cultural narratives. Published by Bébert, Rotterdam, and accompanied by a letter from the Keith Haring Foundation, this work exemplifies Haring's legacy as a pivotal figure in contemporary art.
Bad Boys, 1986
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Screenprint on BFK Rives - Image: 22.4 h × 17.25 w in (57 × 44 cm) - Sheet: 26 h × 19.75 w in (66 × 50 cm) - Signed, dated and numbered to right edge - Published by Bébert, Rotterdam. - Sold with a letter from the Keith Haring Foundation. // Keith Haring's Bad Boys (1986) is a screenprint on BFK Rives paper that embodies the artist's bold and energetic graphic style. Measuring 57 x 44 cm for the image and 66 x 50 cm for the sheet, it is part of a limited edition of 30 with 7 artist proofs. The piece features Haring's signature black line work, forming a dynamic and chaotic composition of interwoven human-like figures within a bold rectangular border. The simplified yet expressive shapes convey themes of connection, movement, and confrontation, characteristic of Haring's exploration of social and cultural narratives. Published by Bébert, Rotterdam, and accompanied by a letter from the Keith Haring Foundation, this work exemplifies Haring's legacy as a pivotal figure in contemporary art.
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