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lithograph in colours, on Arches wove paper, 1990, numbered in pencil with the Estate of Keith Haring inkstamp and signed by the executor Julia Gruen on the reverse, published by the World Federation of United Nations Associations, New York, with their blindstamp Image 268 x 202 mm. Sheet 279 x 213 mm. // Keith Haring's Fight AIDS Worldwide (1990) is a limited edition lithograph created to raise awareness of the global fight against AIDS. This powerful artwork features Haring’s signature style of bold, black line figures in an energetic composition. A group of intertwined human forms, some stacked on top of each other, conveys both unity and struggle, a reflection of the collective effort needed in battling the AIDS epidemic. The piece is bordered by a red outline, symbolizing urgency and passion, which frames the movement within. Haring, who was deeply affected by the AIDS crisis, often used his art to address social and political issues, making this work a poignant call for solidarity and action. Numbered and stamped by the Estate of Keith Haring, it embodies his commitment to using art as a tool for advocacy.
Fight Aids Worldwide, 1990
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lithograph in colours, on Arches wove paper, 1990, numbered in pencil with the Estate of Keith Haring inkstamp and signed by the executor Julia Gruen on the reverse, published by the World Federation of United Nations Associations, New York, with their blindstamp Image 268 x 202 mm. Sheet 279 x 213 mm. // Keith Haring's Fight AIDS Worldwide (1990) is a limited edition lithograph created to raise awareness of the global fight against AIDS. This powerful artwork features Haring’s signature style of bold, black line figures in an energetic composition. A group of intertwined human forms, some stacked on top of each other, conveys both unity and struggle, a reflection of the collective effort needed in battling the AIDS epidemic. The piece is bordered by a red outline, symbolizing urgency and passion, which frames the movement within. Haring, who was deeply affected by the AIDS crisis, often used his art to address social and political issues, making this work a poignant call for solidarity and action. Numbered and stamped by the Estate of Keith Haring, it embodies his commitment to using art as a tool for advocacy.
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