Diverses oeuvres de Keith Haring (Pop Art Coloring Page)

Diverses oeuvres de Keith Haring (Printable Pop Art Coloring Page for adults)

Mosaic of several works by Keith Haring

Did you know? Haring began drawing with white chalk on empty black billboards (intended for advertising) in subway stations. Haring saw it as a free canvas.
Almost every day, he created these ephemeral drawings, and in the space of a few years, he produced hundreds of these works.
A fantastic and quite hard Pop Art coloring page for adults, to color.
Pop Art differs from Abstract Expressionism, which was dominant in the art world before its emergence.

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Retrospect (1989)
Keith Haring (1958,1990)

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Keith Haring (1958 - 1990) was an American artist known for his bold and colorful artwork that blended elements of street art, pop art, and graffiti.Haring's work often featured simple and iconic figures such as dancing figures, barking dogs, and crawling babies, which he used to explore themes of social justice, love, and unity.He was deeply influenced by his experiences in New York City's 1980s street culture, where he gained international recognition for his public murals and collaborations with other artists.