Untitled Artist: Keith Haring (1958–1990)Medium: Screenprint on BFK RivesDimensions: 49 × 64 cmEdition: AP / 7Signature: Signed and dated lower leftProvenance: Christie’s, London, 24 October 2002 Description: This rare screenprint by Keith Haring demonstrates the artist’s iconic visual vocabulary of bold lines, dynamic movement, and graphic immediacy. Printed on BFK Rives, the work is signed and dated by Haring at the lower left and comes from an extremely limited edition of only 7 artist’s proofs. With its provenance from Christie’s, London (24 October 2002), the piece carries both strong market and historical significance. It stands as an authentic and collectible example of Haring’s unique contribution to contemporary art and culture. That same festive intimacy, rendered in a distinct colour register from its companion edition, defines Montreux Festival de Jazz – Juillet (Pink), 1983, a colour serigraph commissioned for the celebrated Swiss music festival. A more explicitly festive, commercially rooted counterpart appears in A Very Special Christmas (1987), a rare screenprint published by A&M Records for the iconic charity album — both available now at Lynart Gallery. Shipping & Delivery:✔ Worldwide shipping from France✔ Professional packaging with insurance✔ Tracking number included for secure delivery ➡️ See all available Keith Haring works➡️ Contact us for any inquiries FAQ Is this an original Keith Haring edition?Yes. Untitled is an original screenprint by Keith Haring, produced during his lifetime and fully authenticated. Is the work hand-signed by Keith Haring?Yes. The screenprint is hand-signed and dated by Haring in the lower left corner. What does “A.P.” mean?“A.P.” stands for Artist’s Proof. These impressions were reserved for the artist and his studio.This piece comes from an extremely scarce edition of only 7 artist’s proofs, making it significantly rarer than the standard numbered edition. What printing technique was used?This is a screenprint on BFK Rives paper, a high-quality French paper often used for fine art editions. The printing captures Haring’s unmistakable bold lines, flat colors, and rhythmic movement with exceptional clarity. What is the provenance?The work was previously sold at Christie’s, London on 24 October 2002, an important provenance that reinforces its authenticity and market value. Is this a valuable and collectible work?Absolutely. Artist’s proofs by Keith Haring, especially are highly sought after due to their rarity, historical importance, and strong visual impact. Does the work come with a certificate of authenticity?Yes. The work is delivered with full documentation and a certificate of authenticity. Do you ship internationally?Yes. We provide:✔ Worldwide shipping from France✔ Full insurance✔ Professional, secure packaging✔ Tracking number for safe delivery Selected for you — David Hockney's collection, discover it now !
