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Keith Haring — The Story Of Red And Blue: plate 14 (L. p. 132)
Keith Haring

The Story Of Red And Blue: plate 14 (L. p. 132)

This lithograph exemplifies Haring's characteristic gestural abstraction through its dynamic interplay of red and blue forms that seem to dance across the lightweight wove paper surface. Created as part of his "Story of Red and Blue" series, the work demonstrates Haring's mastery of the lithographic medium, allowing his energetic line work and bold color fields to achieve a visual rhythm that suggests narrative movement without representational specificity. The composition reflects Haring's broader artistic investigations into how pure color and form can convey emotional and symbolic content.

Medium
Lithograph in colours, on lightweight wove paper, the full sheet.

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March 28, 2025

Lot 3

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Keith Haring, The Story Of Red And Blue: plate 14 (L. p. 132)

This lithograph exemplifies Haring's characteristic gestural abstraction through its dynamic interplay of red and blue forms that seem to dance across the lightweight wove paper surface. Created as part of his "Story of Red and Blue" series, the work demonstrates Haring's mastery of the lithographic medium, allowing his energetic line work and bold color fields to achieve a visual rhythm that suggests narrative movement without representational specificity. The composition reflects Haring's broader artistic investigations into how pure color and form can convey emotional and symbolic content.

Medium
Lithograph in colours, on lightweight wove paper, the full sheet.
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

20th Century, Graphic Design Influence, Acrylic On Canvas, Dynamic Movement, Abstract Figuration, American Artist, Pop Art, Narrative Abstraction, Neo-Expressionism, Energetic aesthetic

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Collected by

Alex Capecelatro, Hamilton Selway Gallery, Lisa Rembrandt, Carolyn Lynx, Derek Jones