Keith Haring (after) - (1958-1990), Untitled, (Dogs with UFO’s), 1982, copyright Keith Haring Foundation, licensed bu






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Keith Haring Untitled, 1982 dogs with UFO’s licensed by Artestar, New York, Printed in the UK 39/49
This print is in very good condition, with the added note that the quality of the paper is incredible (watercolour paper) is crafted on 300 gsm Monte Carlo watercolor paper from the prestigious St. Cuthbert's Mill, a name synonymous with excellence since the 1700s. The print arrives unframed and in flawless condition.
Keith Haring began sketching UFOs in 1980, inspired by the stories of alien abductions and invasions from outer-space that captivated popular culture at the time. “The flying saucers looked like Mexican sombreros, but they were my archetypal vision of what I thought a mythical flying saucer would look like. “Out of these drawings my entire future vocabulary was born. I have no idea why it turned out like that. It certainly wasn’t a conscious thing. But after these initial images, everything fell into place.” Throughout the 1980s, Haring continued to feature UFOs alongside his growing repertoire of iconic symbols.
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Keith Haring Untitled, 1982 dogs with UFO’s licensed by Artestar, New York, Printed in the UK 39/49
This print is in very good condition, with the added note that the quality of the paper is incredible (watercolour paper) is crafted on 300 gsm Monte Carlo watercolor paper from the prestigious St. Cuthbert's Mill, a name synonymous with excellence since the 1700s. The print arrives unframed and in flawless condition.
Keith Haring began sketching UFOs in 1980, inspired by the stories of alien abductions and invasions from outer-space that captivated popular culture at the time. “The flying saucers looked like Mexican sombreros, but they were my archetypal vision of what I thought a mythical flying saucer would look like. “Out of these drawings my entire future vocabulary was born. I have no idea why it turned out like that. It certainly wasn’t a conscious thing. But after these initial images, everything fell into place.” Throughout the 1980s, Haring continued to feature UFOs alongside his growing repertoire of iconic symbols.
