- Keith Haring (after), authorized giclée on watercolour paper (approx. 300gsm, refers to paper thickness/density). - Copyright Keith Haring Foundation, by McGaw Graphics. Licensed by Artestar New York. - Plate signed. - Stamp on verso. - Size: 44,5 x 60 cm. - Condition: excellent. Never framed, never exposed. - Keith Haring’s Untitled (1984) is a powerful example of the artist’s unmistakable graphic language, where movement, repetition and social energy are transformed into a bold visual rhythm. The composition is built from Haring’s iconic dancing figures, drawn with thick black lines and surrounded by radiating marks that suggest sound, motion and collective force. With its direct black-and-white structure, the image captures the immediacy of street art, graffiti culture and the visual energy of 1980s New York. The work reflects Haring’s ability to create images that are both instantly accessible and deeply connected to the cultural atmosphere of his time. His simplified figures, dynamic lines and rhythmic patterns place him in dialogue with Pop Art, urban art and contemporary visual culture, alongside artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Karl Lagasse and Robert Indiana. At the same time, the clarity of his line and symbolic use of repeated human forms connect with a wider modern tradition, from Picasso and Matisse to Miró, Kandinsky and the graphic power of poster art. Today, Haring’s imagery remains highly desirable for modern interiors, creative studios, urban apartments, design-led spaces, offices, music rooms and contemporary décor. Its black-and-white impact works beautifully in minimalist, vintage, pop, street-art and industrial interiors, while its energetic figures continue to resonate with current trends in fashion, design, skate culture, murals, collectibles and visual branding. Bold, rhythmic and unmistakably Keith Haring, this Untitled work is an ideal image for anyone drawn to Pop Art, street art, graffiti-inspired design, New York culture and the enduring power of contemporary graphic art.