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Published by George Mulder Fine Art London -Suite of The Valley -Original etching on wove paper -Hand signed by the artist // Keith Haring’s Untitled VII from the Valley (1989) is an etching that captures his signature style of bold, expressive linework and symbolic imagery. This piece presents three intense, stylized figures positioned beneath a banner that reads Glowing Corn, surrounded by stars and radiating lines, adding an almost mystical or satirical quality to the scene. Each character displays distinct features, suggesting unique personalities or identities, yet all appear connected within Haring’s distinct visual language. The unusual theme and surreal presentation provoke curiosity, inviting interpretations about popular culture, commercialism, or even societal alienation. This limited edition etching, hand-signed by Haring, encapsulates his playful yet critical approach to contemporary themes.
Untitled VII from the Valley, 1989
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Published by George Mulder Fine Art London -Suite of The Valley -Original etching on wove paper -Hand signed by the artist // Keith Haring’s Untitled VII from the Valley (1989) is an etching that captures his signature style of bold, expressive linework and symbolic imagery. This piece presents three intense, stylized figures positioned beneath a banner that reads Glowing Corn, surrounded by stars and radiating lines, adding an almost mystical or satirical quality to the scene. Each character displays distinct features, suggesting unique personalities or identities, yet all appear connected within Haring’s distinct visual language. The unusual theme and surreal presentation provoke curiosity, inviting interpretations about popular culture, commercialism, or even societal alienation. This limited edition etching, hand-signed by Haring, encapsulates his playful yet critical approach to contemporary themes.
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In 1981, Patti Astor opened the first art gallery in New York City's East Village, helping to launch the careers of various artists and musicians. The gallery started small but quickly gained popularity, contributing to the emergence of art movements such as Neo-Expressionism and Street Art in the area. The East Village became a hub for these new artistic expressions. However, the gallery closed in 1985 due to waning interest.