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Andy Mouse III

Andy Mouse III

£350.00Price
About this silkscreen "Andy Mouse III" is part of Keith Haring's celebrated 1986 series in which he merged two of the most powerful icons of American visual culture: Andy Warhol and Mickey Mouse.
 
The result is a hybrid figure — Warhol's silver wig fused with Mickey's silhouette — that pays tribute to Haring's mentor and friend while commenting on consumer culture, celebrity, and the mass-produced image. This silkscreen is the 1990 edition produced after Haring's death by TeNeues under licence from the Keith Haring Estate, faithfully reproducing the original 1986 work.
 
Specifications
• Format: silkscreen print after the original 1986 work
• Edition: TeNeues / Keith Haring Estate, 1990
• Size: 80 × 60 cm
• Frame: black metal, ready to hang
• Authentication: Keith Haring seal and full description on bottom right
• Condition: like new
 
About the work
 
Haring met Andy Warhol in 1984 and the two became close. After Warhol's death in 1987, Haring described him as "the artist who changed everything".
 
The "Andy Mouse" series — four images produced in 1986 — is the most direct homage Haring made to Warhol during their friendship.
 
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When was Andy Mouse made?
 
The original Andy Mouse series was created by Keith Haring in 1986. This particular silkscreen is the 1990 Estate edition produced by TeNeues under licence from the Keith Haring Foundation, faithful to the 1986 original.
 
What is Andy Mouse about? Andy Mouse is Keith Haring's homage to his friend and mentor Andy Warhol. By fusing Warhol's iconic silver wig with the silhouette of Mickey Mouse, Haring celebrates Warhol himself as a pop-cultural icon — as recognisable and mass-reproduced as Disney's mascot.
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