Keith Haring - Inflatable Baby Inflatable Art Multiple - 1985 Keith Haring Luna Luna Karussell: A Poetic Extravaganza!, 1986 Print/Offset Lithograph 12.00 x 24.00 x 11.00 in / 30.5 x 61.0 x 27.9 cm This work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. one of 2000 edition "Neue Revue" In a beautiful plexiglass transparent cube - as per the photos Unique collector's item that is no longer for sale Luna Luna, a poetic Extravaganza was a 3D POP UP issued as a notice for the main artistic project by André Heller Luna Luna which took place in the summer of 1987 in Hamburg, an avant-garde amusement park as a contemporary art fair. According to the motto “Ein schönes, sinnliches Vergnügen” [A beautiful, sensual pleasure], artists, street performers and jugglers were put on display and rides, shooting galleries or horror cabinets erected. Furthermore, numerous renowned artists contributed with their work, for example Roy Lichtenstein created a glass labyrinth, Dali donated some female nudes and Keith Haring, among other things, designed a futuristic carousel with strange animal figures. Artist Information : Born 4 May 1958 Kutztown Reading Pennsylvania - died 16 February 1990 New york. Keith Haring is a graffiti artist from the later Pop-Art Movement. As an artist Keith Haring developed a complete unique and recognisable art language that shows many similarities with pictograms in terms of clarity. Hij studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York Keith Haring grew up in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. He was the oldest of four children. In 1979 Haring made his first crayon drawings on billboards, clothed with black paper that were placed in the New York subways. That was at a time that graffiti already soared and was being recognised in the art world. In 1988 he was diagnosed as an aids-patient. In 1990 he died from this disease when he was only 31 years old. in good / very good condition: I only got this one out of the packaging to check if it was in good condition - which it is - no leaks or other. the Problem was for me to get into the packaging again... because the package is actually too small to have it packed with the right folding way to do