Keith Haring (AMERICAN, 1958-1990) Growing I Color screenprint on Lenox Museum Board 1988 Signed and dated in pencil, lower right Numbered AP 6/15 in pencil, lower margin. Edition of 100. Dimensions: 30 x 40 inches (76 x 101 1/2 cm) Full margins From Growing Published by M. Lawrence Editions, Greenwich, New York, with the ink stamp, verso Littman 88-91 In overall good condition A comparable for the complete Growing series of all 5 is valued at $146,205, Sotheby's, London Contact department for full condition report The graffiti-like nature of Keith Haring’s "Growing" Series stems from his devotion to public works of art. Haring’s signature style, using simple lines to create images filled with spirit and movement, can be found in prints like "Growing I" as well as on the streets of New York City. Haring’s extensive personal vocabulary, which began with a simple dog and a person crawling on all fours, has come to full fruition in works like Growing I. He uses his signature drawing of a person, and duplicates it to create a print that is full of life. The print is a color screenprint on Lenox Museum Board and is in overall good condition. It is signed and dated, 1988, on the lower right. On the lower margin, “AP 6/15” is inscribed. Growing I, is an edition of 100 and its dimension are 30 x 40 inches (76 x 101 1/2 cm). The work, which is from Haring’s "Growing" Series, was published by M. Lawrence Editions, Greenwich, New York, with the ink stamp on the verso. Keith Haring (AMERICAN, 1958-1990) Born in Pennsylvania in 1958, Keith Haring started studying advertising, but then went on to study art at the School of Visual Arts in New York. During his studies, he was highly influenced by the street art that could be found wherever he would go. In the 1980s he turned to street art himself and painted building and walls in cities all over the world. These cities include, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro and most of all, New York. It was not until 1985 that Haring started incorporating canvas into his work. His works can be found in some of the most famous art collections worldwide. Starting Bid : 8000