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Stamped on verso by the Keith Haring Estate and bears the signature of Julia Gruen, executor of the Estate. Untitled (with Sean Kalish) #7 by Keith Haring is a 1989 etching created in collaboration with the young artist Sean Kalish. Executed in Haring’s unmistakable graphic line, the composition presents a stylized figure wearing a tall, mitre-like hat marked with a cross, combining religious symbolism with playful and surreal imagery. The character’s exaggerated proportions and simplified lines reflect Haring’s distinctive visual language, which draws from street art, cartoons, and social commentary. The juxtaposition of sacred iconography with whimsical elements creates a humorous yet thought-provoking scene, characteristic of Haring’s ability to blend satire, symbolism, and accessibility. Created in the final year of the artist’s life, the work also reflects Haring’s interest in collaboration and encouraging young creativity. The etching measures approximately 14 × 12.5 inches and was produced in a limited edition of 33 with 5 hors commerce impressions. The print is estate signed.
Untitled (w/ Sean Kalish) #7, 1989
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Stamped on verso by the Keith Haring Estate and bears the signature of Julia Gruen, executor of the Estate. Untitled (with Sean Kalish) #7 by Keith Haring is a 1989 etching created in collaboration with the young artist Sean Kalish. Executed in Haring’s unmistakable graphic line, the composition presents a stylized figure wearing a tall, mitre-like hat marked with a cross, combining religious symbolism with playful and surreal imagery. The character’s exaggerated proportions and simplified lines reflect Haring’s distinctive visual language, which draws from street art, cartoons, and social commentary. The juxtaposition of sacred iconography with whimsical elements creates a humorous yet thought-provoking scene, characteristic of Haring’s ability to blend satire, symbolism, and accessibility. Created in the final year of the artist’s life, the work also reflects Haring’s interest in collaboration and encouraging young creativity. The etching measures approximately 14 × 12.5 inches and was produced in a limited edition of 33 with 5 hors commerce impressions. The print is estate signed.
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