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The complete suite of four individual screenprints on wove paper - Each hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil - With publisher’s blind stamp // Keith Haring's Pop Shop IV A-D (1989) is a complete suite of four screenprints on wove paper, each measuring 34.3 x 41.8 cm. This limited edition set, consisting of 200 copies and an additional 20 hors commerce (HC), features Haring’s iconic style with bold black lines and vivid colors. The prints showcase playful and dynamic figures engaged in various actions—angels with wings, dancing figures, figures holding up a baby, and barking dogs—all rendered in Haring's distinctive graphic language. The energetic compositions explore themes of commercialism, accessibility, and the commodification of art, reflecting Haring's commitment to making art for the public and his social and political commentary. Each print is hand-signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, with the publisher’s blind stamp, making this series a testament to Haring’s lasting influence on contemporary art.
Pop Shop IV A-D, 1989
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The complete suite of four individual screenprints on wove paper - Each hand-signed, dated and numbered in pencil - With publisher’s blind stamp // Keith Haring's Pop Shop IV A-D (1989) is a complete suite of four screenprints on wove paper, each measuring 34.3 x 41.8 cm. This limited edition set, consisting of 200 copies and an additional 20 hors commerce (HC), features Haring’s iconic style with bold black lines and vivid colors. The prints showcase playful and dynamic figures engaged in various actions—angels with wings, dancing figures, figures holding up a baby, and barking dogs—all rendered in Haring's distinctive graphic language. The energetic compositions explore themes of commercialism, accessibility, and the commodification of art, reflecting Haring's commitment to making art for the public and his social and political commentary. Each print is hand-signed, dated, and numbered by the artist, with the publisher’s blind stamp, making this series a testament to Haring’s lasting influence on contemporary art.
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