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Keith Haring (1958 - 1990)
The item was sold for 110 500 €
Fees include commission and taxes.
Keith Haring (1958 - 1990)
Totem of acrobats, 1987
Fired red, green and yellow enamel on metal, signed, dated and numbered 4/6 on the base, published by Galerie Daniel Templon
60 x 24 cm
23 5/8 x 9 24/64 in.
We thank Mr Daniel Templon for having kindly confirmed the authenticity of this work.
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Paris region
The sculpture we are presenting, Totem of Acrobats, 1987, is typical of this period in Haring's career. As his fame continued to grow, he was called upon for monumental projects, and he also turned his art into sculptures, some of which were several metres high and weighed almost a ton. On this piece, the characteristic features of his work can be found: line, colour and silhouette. First of all, the art of the line that gives volume and presence to a work that remains resolutely flat, as if drawn on a wall, an exercise dear to Haring's heart. Then comes his arrangement of simple and full colors, here green, red and yellow, which detach the whole from any background. Finally, we find the recognizable silhouettes that have played such a big role in Haring's success.
AC2021
Totem of acrobats, 1987
Fired red, green and yellow enamel on metal, signed, dated and numbered 4/6 on the base, published by Galerie Daniel Templon
60 x 24 cm
23 5/8 x 9 24/64 in.
We thank Mr Daniel Templon for having kindly confirmed the authenticity of this work.
PROVENANCE
Private collection, Paris region
The sculpture we are presenting, Totem of Acrobats, 1987, is typical of this period in Haring's career. As his fame continued to grow, he was called upon for monumental projects, and he also turned his art into sculptures, some of which were several metres high and weighed almost a ton. On this piece, the characteristic features of his work can be found: line, colour and silhouette. First of all, the art of the line that gives volume and presence to a work that remains resolutely flat, as if drawn on a wall, an exercise dear to Haring's heart. Then comes his arrangement of simple and full colors, here green, red and yellow, which detach the whole from any background. Finally, we find the recognizable silhouettes that have played such a big role in Haring's success.
AC2021