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Andy Mouse (1986) is a screenprint series by Keith Haring that combines Andy Warhol's iconic appearance with Disney's Mickey Mouse character. The work reflects Haring's admiration for Warhol, whom he considered both a friend and artistic influence. Created in the final years before Haring's death fr...
Icons (1990) is a suite of screenprints by Keith Haring featuring his recurring symbolic figures—radiant baby, barking dog, and dancing man—completed shortly before his death.
Keith Haring's Pop Shop I (1987) is a four-panel screenprint featuring his signature bold figures and symbols, first produced for his New York Pop Shop retail store opened that year to democratize access to his art.
Fertility Suite (1983) is an early screenprint series by Keith Haring depicting interlocking figures representing birth and regeneration, rooted in his NYC subway drawing practice.
Keith Haring's Pop Shop II (1988) is a screenprint portfolio continuing the visual language of Pop Shop I, using the American artist's characteristic black-outlined figures on coloured backgrounds to convey energy and social themes.
Pop Shop III (1989) is a screenprint by Keith Haring featuring his signature cartoon figures, produced as affordable multiples to democratize access to his art.
Pop Shop IV (1989) is a screenprint by Keith Haring continuing his Pop Shop series, using bold black outlines and primary colors drawn from his NYC street art vocabulary.
