Pop Shop I (D)

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1987
Screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
31 x 38 cm
Edition of 200

FREE SHIPPING to UK for all unframed prints

Plus worldwide shipping using specialist art couriers. Shipping price calculated at checkout but guide prices below.

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Tube

FREE

Flat Pack

FREE

EU Near

Medium Tube

£75

EU Near

Medium Flat Pack

£135

EU Far

Medium Tube

£90

EU Far

Medium Flat Pack

£180

RoW 1

Medium Tube

£80

RoW 1

Medium Flat Pack

£180

RoW 2

Medium Tube

£110

RoW 2

Medium Flat Pack

£205

FREE SHIPPING to UK for all unframed prints

Plus worldwide shipping using specialist art couriers. Shipping price calculated at checkout but guide prices below.

Shipping Zone

Shipping Method

Shipping Cost

Tube

FREE

Flat Pack

FREE

EU Near

Medium Tube

£75

EU Near

Medium Flat Pack

£135

EU Far

Medium Tube

£90

EU Far

Medium Flat Pack

£180

RoW 1

Medium Tube

£80

RoW 1

Medium Flat Pack

£180

RoW 2

Medium Tube

£110

RoW 2

Medium Flat Pack

£205

Pop culture pioneer Haring launched his career with chalk-drawn pictures on unused subway advertising sites, before quickly making the crossover to (often political) public art. His murals include a section of the Berlin Wall, a huge snake wielding a hypodermic needle in Barcelona, and the large-scale Crack Is Whack on FDR Drive. Returning to recurring themes of sexuality, war and the human life cycle, Haring sold his iconic imagery at...

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