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Keith Haring Poster for Nuclear Disarmament 1982 offset-lithograph with angelic and atomic imagery in bold black lines on white.

Offset-lithograph on heavy glazed paper. Signed on the edge in felt pen. Literature: Blindermn, Barry, William S. Burroughs, et.al.. Keith Haring: Future Primeval. 1990, Normal, UniversityGalleries, Illinois State University with Abbeville Press, New York, p.98, illustration of the sumi ink study for the poster. Sussman, Elisabeth, Jeffrey Deitch, David Frankel,Robert Pincus-Witten, et.al. Keith Haring. 1997, New York,Whitney Museum of American Art, p.138, illustrated (an unsigned example) Deitch, Jeffrey, Suzanne Geiss and Julia Gruen. Keith Haring. 2008, New York, Rizzoli, pp.228 – 231, illustrated p.230 (an unsigned example.) Poster for Nuclear Disarmament (1982) by Keith Haring is an offset-lithograph that encapsulates the artist’s iconic visual language and political urgency. Created at the height of the Cold War, the work is divided into two distinct panels: the upper shows a radiant baby emerging from a cloud, flanked by angelic figures, while the lower panel features a black cross within a radiant eye, surrounded by figures holding pillars of power and an atomic symbol. The composition vibrates with Haring’s trademark bold lines and energetic forms, expressing both hope and critique. The piece is signed along the right edge in felt pen.

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Poster for Nuclear Disarmament, 1982

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Offset-lithograph on heavy glazed paper. Signed on the edge in felt pen. Literature: Blindermn, Barry, William S. Burroughs, et.al.. Keith Haring: Future Primeval. 1990, Normal, UniversityGalleries, Illinois State University with Abbeville Press, New York, p.98, illustration of the sumi ink study for the poster. Sussman, Elisabeth, Jeffrey Deitch, David Frankel,Robert Pincus-Witten, et.al. Keith Haring. 1997, New York,Whitney Museum of American Art, p.138, illustrated (an unsigned example) Deitch, Jeffrey, Suzanne Geiss and Julia Gruen. Keith Haring. 2008, New York, Rizzoli, pp.228 – 231, illustrated p.230 (an unsigned example.) Poster for Nuclear Disarmament (1982) by Keith Haring is an offset-lithograph that encapsulates the artist’s iconic visual language and political urgency. Created at the height of the Cold War, the work is divided into two distinct panels: the upper shows a radiant baby emerging from a cloud, flanked by angelic figures, while the lower panel features a black cross within a radiant eye, surrounded by figures holding pillars of power and an atomic symbol. The composition vibrates with Haring’s trademark bold lines and energetic forms, expressing both hope and critique. The piece is signed along the right edge in felt pen.

Artwork Copyright © Keith Haring

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