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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) #9 by Keith Haring is a 1989 etching created in collaboration with the young artist Sean Kalish. Rendered in Haring’s unmistakable graphic line, the composition depicts a dynamic, hybrid figure with elongated limbs and a patterned body, raising one arm toward a zigzag form resembling a burst of energy or sound. In the other hand, the character holds a small object marked with a cross, introducing symbolic elements that blend playfulness with subtle references to medicine, religion, or protection. The figure’s exaggerated proportions and animated gestures reflect Haring’s distinctive visual language influenced by street art, cartoons, and social commentary. Despite its small scale, the etching conveys movement and spontaneity, highlighting Haring’s belief that creativity could be collaborative and accessible. The work was created in the final year of the artist’s life and reflects his commitment to encouraging young artists. The print measures approximately 14 × 12.5 inches and was produced in a limited edition of 33 with 5 hors commerce impressions. It is estate signed.
Untitled (w/ Sean Kalish) #9, 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) #9 by Keith Haring is a 1989 etching created in collaboration with the young artist Sean Kalish. Rendered in Haring’s unmistakable graphic line, the composition depicts a dynamic, hybrid figure with elongated limbs and a patterned body, raising one arm toward a zigzag form resembling a burst of energy or sound. In the other hand, the character holds a small object marked with a cross, introducing symbolic elements that blend playfulness with subtle references to medicine, religion, or protection. The figure’s exaggerated proportions and animated gestures reflect Haring’s distinctive visual language influenced by street art, cartoons, and social commentary. Despite its small scale, the etching conveys movement and spontaneity, highlighting Haring’s belief that creativity could be collaborative and accessible. The work was created in the final year of the artist’s life and reflects his commitment to encouraging young artists. The print measures approximately 14 × 12.5 inches and was produced in a limited edition of 33 with 5 hors commerce impressions. It is estate signed.
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