KEITH HARING Andy Mouse, 1990

Andy Mouse is a significant work by Keith Haring, created in 1986 as both a homage to Andy Warhol and a bold commentary on consumer culture. By combining Warhol’s iconic image with Mickey Mouse, Haring captures the convergence of art, celebrity, and mass media in his unmistakable Pop-infused style.

This large-format serigraph, printed in Germany in 1990, is a mechanical silkscreen reproduction that retains the vibrant colors, bold lines, and graphic energy of the original work. Now more than 35 years old, it carries substantial historical and collector appeal, representing a key moment in Haring’s career during the final years of his life.

Its impressive size—rarely matched in contemporary poster production—and its connection to both Haring and Warhol make it a highly desirable piece for collectors and admirers of late 20th-century art. A lasting symbol of pop culture, artistic rebellion, and creative legacy, Andy Mouse remains as impactful today as when it was first imagined.