Keith Haring, Apocalypse II, 1988
Keith Haring

Apocalypse II

1988
Edition of 90
Screenprint
96.5 x 96.5 cm
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Apocalypse II

Keith Haring's 1988 'Apocalypse' series was the result of a collaboration with the Beat Generation poet William S. Burroughs. A portfolio of 10 graffiti-inspired screenprints, the works imagine the horrors of Armageddon through scenes of violence, war and destruction.

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