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Keith Haring Pop Shop VI (B) (Littmann PP. 150) For Sale
Keith Haring
Pop Shop VI (B) (Littmann PP. 150), 1989
Silkscreen
13 1/2 x 16 1/2 in 34.3 x 41.9 cm
Edition
Edition of 200
About this work
Keith Haring’s Pop Shop VI series was created in 1989 and features the artist’s signature black line figures together with blue, yellow and orange hues. In this series, the human figures use their bodies to create frames of sorts for the intense colors that shine through, like stained glass windows. Haring often created works with themes of religion, divine light and angels - all motifs that were repeated constantly in his work.Haring created multiple Pop Shop portfolios during the span of his career and derives the name from his original Pop Shop that he opened in a retail space in downtown New York in 1986. This shop was opened with the intention of making the artist’s work accessible to the general public. Access to art and education was something Haring was very passionate about, something that lives on as his legacy today.
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Auction History
Pop Shop I (L. pp. 82-83) · Keith Haring · Sotheby's · 2023-10 · $177,800
Pop Shop II · Keith Haring · Christie's · 2025-10 · $127,000
Pop Shop III (set of 4) · Keith Haring · Heritage Auctions · 2023-04 · $125,000
Pop Shop IV · Keith Haring · Christie's · 2024-04 · $113,400
Pop Shop II · Keith Haring · Heritage Auctions · 2023-10 · $112,500
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About the Pop Shop Vi Series
Keith Haring Pop Shop Vi Prints For Sale
Keith Haring's Pop Shop VI series represents a pinnacle achievement from the artist's final creative period, executed in 1989—the year before his untimely death at age 31. These works embody Haring's revolutionary vision of democratizing art while simultaneously creating highly collectible fine art editions. The series showcases his iconic visual vocabulary of radiant babies, barking dogs, and dancing figures rendered in the bold, energetic linework that became synonymous with 1980s contemporary art. As documented in the Littmann catalogue raisonné (pp. 150-151), these screenprints demonstrate Haring's mastery of commercial printing techniques transformed into high art, featuring his characteristic Day-Glo and fluorescent pigments that create an electrifying visual impact.
The technical execution of the Pop Shop VI series exemplifies Haring's sophisticated understanding of screenprinting as a medium. Each variation—from individual compositions (A), (B), (C), and (D) to the comprehensive Pop Shop Quad VI—offers collectors different entry points into this important body of work. The vibrant color palettes, ranging from electric oranges and pinks to acid yellows and greens, retain their visual potency over three decades later. These works successfully bridge the gap between Haring's street art origins and his fine art market presence, making them particularly significant for institutional collections and discerning private collectors seeking museum-quality examples from his mature period.
In today's market, 1989 works by Keith Haring command premium attention as they represent his final creative statement before his death from AIDS-related complications in 1990. The Pop Shop VI series has demonstrated consistent appreciation, with collectors recognizing these pieces as essential examples of late 20th-century American art. The works' art historical significance—connecting Pop Art, street art, and activist aesthetics—positions them as cornerstone pieces for any serious contemporary collection. Their relative accessibility compared to Haring's painted works, combined with their impeccable provenance and catalogue documentation, makes them particularly attractive to both emerging and established collectors.
For availability and acquisition of works from Keith Haring's Pop Shop VI series, contact Guy Hepner gallery.
About Keith Haring
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.
Keith Haring Paintings For Sale
Keith Haring paintings for sale represent some of the most sought-after works on the contemporary secondary market. His paintings — executed in acrylic on canvas, tarpaulin, or found materials — carry his full signature vocabulary: interlocking figures, radiating lines, and the symbolic shorthand developed across thousands of public works and private commissions. Major series include the Blueprint Drawings, Icons, and monumental canvases that translate his street aesthetic into gallery-scale statements.
Haring's auction record reflects his enduring market strength. Works from his most productive period (1982–1989) consistently achieve seven-figure results at Christie's, Sotheby's, and Phillips. Paintings from the White Icons series — stark works on black backgrounds — are among his most instantly recognisable and command exceptional premiums. At Guy Hepner Gallery, we source Keith Haring paintings for sale from authenticated secondary market collections with full provenance documentation.
Keith Haring Prints For Sale
Keith Haring prints for sale encompass a rich body of editions produced throughout the 1980s. His screenprint series are particularly prized: Andy Mouse, Lucky Strike, Retrospect (1989), and the Pop Shop editions produced through his own retail venture on Lafayette Street. Signed and numbered editions from these series are the most actively traded and form the foundation of many Haring collections.
Buy Keith Haring Original Art
Beyond prints, Haring produced drawings, sculptures, and unique works on paper. His Blueprint Drawings — executed with ink on blueprint paper — offer collectors an intimate window into his process and are increasingly sought after. When acquiring Keith Haring original art for sale, prioritise works with clear exhibition history and provenance from dealers who worked with Haring during his lifetime. Signed prints from identified series with documented edition details offer the strongest combination of accessibility and long-term value.
Buy Keith Haring art at Guy Hepner Gallery, 177 Tenth Avenue, New York.