KEITH HARING Untitled, 1985, 1992

This vibrant vintage postcard features an untitled composition by Keith Haring, published in 1993 by Neues Publishing Company, New York, and printed in Germany. The image exemplifies Haring’s instantly recognizable visual language—bold black outlines, radiant color fields, and densely interwoven symbolic forms.

At the center stands a stylized tree, its branches animated with Haring’s signature figures and motifs, suggesting themes of growth, connection, and collective energy. The composition radiates outward in rhythmic patterns, with vivid pinks, greens, and yellows creating a dynamic and celebratory visual field. As in much of Haring’s work from this period, the imagery conveys messages of unity, life, and shared human experience through a direct and accessible graphic vocabulary.

The clarity of line and intensity of color reflect Haring’s ability to bridge street art, pop culture, and fine art—transforming simple forms into powerful visual statements.

Elegantly presented in a contemporary black wood frame with a wide mat, the piece achieves a clean, museum-style presentation that enhances both its graphic impact and decorative appeal.

A rare and highly collectible reproduction, increasingly difficult to source, and ideal for serious collectors of Keith Haring, Pop Art, and late 20th-century visual culture.

Framing available upon request.