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Untitled (Plate 5) from The Blueprint Drawings

Keith Haring's Untitled (Plate 6) from The Blueprint Drawings, 1990, screen-print depicting stylized figures in comic-like panels, showing dynamic and interactive scenes.

Screenprint on wove paper - Signed, numbered, and dated in pencil along right edge; printer's chop mark, lower left - Printed by Durham Press, Durham - LITERATURE: Littmann, p. 178 // Keith Haring's Untitled (Plate 6) from The Blueprint Drawings (1990) is a screen-print that showcases his signature style of bold black lines and stylized human figures. This limited edition piece, created in collaboration with Durham Press, features a sequence of six comic-like panels with dynamic, energetic figures engaged in various activities. The central panel displays two dancing figures, surrounded by radiating lines, a recurring motif in Haring's work symbolizing unity and movement. The surrounding panels illustrate different scenarios, including figures interacting, running, and climbing stairs, presenting a sense of motion and life. The juxtaposition of the panels creates a visual rhythm, inviting the viewer to interpret the narrative flow. Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge, this piece embodies Haring’s approach to art as a means of conveying social and emotional themes through accessible, engaging imagery.

Artwork Copyright © Keith Haring

Untitled (Plate 6) from The Blueprint Drawings, 1990

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Screenprint on wove paper - Signed, numbered, and dated in pencil along right edge; printer's chop mark, lower left - Printed by Durham Press, Durham - LITERATURE: Littmann, p. 178 // Keith Haring's Untitled (Plate 6) from The Blueprint Drawings (1990) is a screen-print that showcases his signature style of bold black lines and stylized human figures. This limited edition piece, created in collaboration with Durham Press, features a sequence of six comic-like panels with dynamic, energetic figures engaged in various activities. The central panel displays two dancing figures, surrounded by radiating lines, a recurring motif in Haring's work symbolizing unity and movement. The surrounding panels illustrate different scenarios, including figures interacting, running, and climbing stairs, presenting a sense of motion and life. The juxtaposition of the panels creates a visual rhythm, inviting the viewer to interpret the narrative flow. Signed, numbered, and dated along the edge, this piece embodies Haring’s approach to art as a means of conveying social and emotional themes through accessible, engaging imagery.

Artwork Copyright © Keith Haring

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