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Das gelbe Objekt hat die Form einer Figur mit zwei Beinen und Armen, der Kopf erinnert an einen Hund oder an einen Wolf. Darauf sind viele kleine Zeichnungen mit schwarzen Konturen.
Keith Haring

Dog

Information about the artwork

  • Year1986
  • MaterialPlywood painted with enamel and silkscreen ink
  • Dimensions96 x 126 x 4 cm
  • Year of acquisition2014
  • Inventory numberUAB 874
  • On viewCurrently not exhibited
  • Copyright© The Keith Haring Foundation. Photo: Haydar Koyupinar, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Museum Brandhorst, Munich

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