Keith Haring Pop Shop Inflatable Baby
Originally designed by Keith Haring in 1985, the Inflatable Baby sculpture captured his signature style in durable white vinyl with bold black outlines and is now a highly sought-after collector’s piece.
First appearing at Haring’s iconic Pop Shop, this celebrated piece returns with our faithful reproduction.
20" H x 24" W x 5" D
Pop Shop, opened by Keith Haring in downtown New York in 1986, expanded access to his work to a broader and more inclusive audience.
Today, Haring’s legacy lives on through bold, playfully designed pieces which keep his mission of communication and accessibility through creativity alive.Â
© Keith Haring Foundation Licensed by Artestar, New York
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Keith Haring Pop Shop Inflatable Baby
Originally designed by Keith Haring in 1985, the Inflatable Baby sculpture captured his signature style in durable white vinyl with bold black outlines and is now a highly sought-after collector’s piece.
First appearing at Haring’s iconic Pop Shop, this celebrated piece returns with our faithful reproduction.
20" H x 24" W x 5" D
Pop Shop, opened by Keith Haring in downtown New York in 1986, expanded access to his work to a broader and more inclusive audience.
Today, Haring’s legacy lives on through bold, playfully designed pieces which keep his mission of communication and accessibility through creativity alive.Â
© Keith Haring Foundation Licensed by Artestar, New York
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Originally designed by Keith Haring in 1985, the Inflatable Baby sculpture captured his signature style in durable white vinyl with bold black outlines and is now a highly sought-after collector’s piece.
First appearing at Haring’s iconic Pop Shop, this celebrated piece returns with our faithful reproduction.
20" H x 24" W x 5" D
Pop Shop, opened by Keith Haring in downtown New York in 1986, expanded access to his work to a broader and more inclusive audience.
Today, Haring’s legacy lives on through bold, playfully designed pieces which keep his mission of communication and accessibility through creativity alive.Â
© Keith Haring Foundation Licensed by Artestar, New York
