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Keith Haring Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142) For Sale
Keith Haring
Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142), 1989
Silkscreen
27 x 33 in 68.6 x 83.8 cm
Edition
Edition of 75
About this work
Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142) is a screenprint created by Keith Haring in 1987. Part of a limited edition of just 45, this quad-format print stands apart from the larger, individually issued works from the Pop Shop series. The title refers to Haring’s iconic Pop Shop, which he opened in SoHo, New York, in 1986 as a space to make his art accessible to the public. This series reflects Haring’s signature visual language at a pivotal point in his career—arguably its peak.Across the Pop Shop editions, Haring’s energetic, stylized figures—his signature matchstick-like forms—exist in playful, animated worlds. Whether they dance with dolphins and angels in Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142) or join together in celebration in Pop Shop I, they always inhabit dynamic, interactive environments. In Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142) the figures are engaged with technology, suggesting themes of communication and disconnection. In the first box, a red figure pulls another out of a radio. The second shows three figures covering their eyes in apparent shock. In the third, human forms morph into scissors, cutting a cord. The final panel depicts a yellow figure seemingly trying to fix a piece of equipment.Each scene is charged with motion, enhanced by Haring’s distinctive use of vibrating lines and contrasting color blocks. His compositions are alive with kinetic energy, reinforcing his belief that art should engage directly with the viewer.From the outset of his career, Haring was committed to creating art for everyone. After arriving in New York in 1978 and enrolling at the School of Visual Arts, he became deeply embedded in the East Village’s vibrant cultural scene. He mingled with fellow artists and creatives such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Madonna, and local graffiti writers from the Bronx. Rejecting the exclusivity of the traditional art world, Haring sought more democratic modes of expression.One day, he noticed empty advertising panels in the subway and saw their potential: “I immediately realised that this was the perfect place to draw.” Armed only with white chalk, he began his now-famous *Subway Drawings*—a grassroots project that laid the foundation for the visual vocabulary seen in mature form in works like Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142).For more information on Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142) for sale or to buy Keith Haring’s Pop Shop Quad III (Littmann PP. 142)contact our galleries via info@guyhepner.com or the form below.
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Auction History
Pop Shop Quad II · Keith Haring · Sotheby's · 2023-09 · $71,250
Pop Shop Quad V (A-D) · Keith Haring · Heritage Auctions · 2022-04 · $70,000
Pop Shop Quad IV (Littmann p. 142) · Keith Haring · Sotheby's · 2022-04 · $60,480
Pop Shop Quad II, 1988 · Keith Haring · Freeman’s / Hindman · 2025-09 · $57,600
Pop Shop Quad IV (Littmann p. 142) · Keith Haring · Sotheby's · 2021-09 · $50,526
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About the Pop Shop Iii Series
Keith Haring Pop Shop Iii Prints For Sale
The Pop Shop III series represents one of Keith Haring's most commercially significant and artistically refined print portfolios, created in 1989 during the final chapter of his meteoric career. Executed just months before his untimely death in 1990, these screenprints showcase Haring's mature visual vocabulary at its most exuberant and accessible. The series comprises four individual compositions—Pop Shop III (A), (B), (C), and (D)—each exploring variations of Haring's iconic dancing figures, radiant babies, barking dogs, and pyramid motifs against vibrant monochromatic backgrounds. The Pop Shop Quad III and complete Pop Shop III portfolio editions demonstrate the artist's commitment to democratic art-making while maintaining exceptional production quality that appeals to serious collectors.
Technically accomplished and visually striking, the Pop Shop III works were produced using screenprint techniques that allowed for Haring's characteristically bold lines and saturated color fields. The series builds upon the visual language established in his earlier Pop Shop editions, yet demonstrates a heightened sophistication in compositional balance and chromatic intensity. Each work features Haring's signature thick black outlines containing energetic figures that pulse with kinetic energy, set against electric backgrounds of red, blue, yellow, and green. These prints were created specifically for Haring's Pop Shop retail venture in New York's SoHo neighborhood, embodying his revolutionary philosophy that art should be accessible to everyone, not just elite collectors.
In today's secondary market, the Pop Shop III series has demonstrated remarkable appreciation and sustained collector demand. As late-career works by an artist whose influence on contemporary art, street culture, and design continues to expand globally, these prints represent both historical significance and investment potential. The series benefits from impeccable provenance through the Keith Haring Foundation, clear documentation in the Littmann catalogue raisonné (pp. 142, 144-145), and relatively limited availability compared to the extensive demand from institutions and private collectors worldwide. The combination of museum-quality execution, cultural importance, and Haring's enduring popular appeal positions Pop Shop III as essential holdings for comprehensive contemporary print collections.
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Keith Haring prints for sale at Guy Hepner include works from the most sought-after series in his catalogue: the Blueprint Drawings, Retrospect, Lucky Strike, Andy Mouse, and the Pop Shop editions. Keith Haring paintings for sale and Keith Haring original art for sale through our New York gallery are sourced from authenticated secondary market collections with full provenance.
Keith Haring (1958–1990) transformed the walls of the New York City subway into a gallery before taking his visual language to the world's most prestigious museums. Born in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, he arrived in New York in 1978 and developed the bold, energetic vocabulary — radiant babies, barking dogs, crawling figures — that would define his legacy. His career was cut short when he died of AIDS-related complications in 1990 at thirty-one, having compressed a lifetime's output into a decade of extraordinary productivity.
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