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Screenprint in colors on Lenox Museum Board - Published by George Mulder Fine Arts New York City - Series: Apocalypse (with William Burroughs) - Hand-signed by the artist // Bold black figures crowd and interlock across a stark white ground in a tightly composed scene of bodies in motion, confrontation, and transformation. Apocalypse IV belongs to Haring's seminal 1988 suite created alongside William S. Burroughs — one of the most important print portfolios of the late twentieth century. The monochromatic palette distils Haring's graphic language to its purest form, amplifying the urgency of its social and existential themes. Published by George Mulder Fine Arts in an edition of 90, this print is held in major museum collections and remains a cornerstone of post-war American printmaking.
Apocalypse IV, 1988
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Screenprint in colors on Lenox Museum Board - Published by George Mulder Fine Arts New York City - Series: Apocalypse (with William Burroughs) - Hand-signed by the artist // Bold black figures crowd and interlock across a stark white ground in a tightly composed scene of bodies in motion, confrontation, and transformation. Apocalypse IV belongs to Haring's seminal 1988 suite created alongside William S. Burroughs — one of the most important print portfolios of the late twentieth century. The monochromatic palette distils Haring's graphic language to its purest form, amplifying the urgency of its social and existential themes. Published by George Mulder Fine Arts in an edition of 90, this print is held in major museum collections and remains a cornerstone of post-war American printmaking.
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