The Andy Mouse Complete Portfolio (Littmann PP. 64–65) by Keith Haring is a portfolio of four silkscreen prints and was conceived as a tribute to Andy Warhol - with whom the artist had a close friendship with. The series merges the likeness of Warhol with Mickey Mouse, creating the instantly recognisable Andy Mouse character that became one of Haring's most enduring and loved inventions.

The portfolio reflects the close friendship and mutual admiration shared by Haring and Warhol during the 1980s. By combining one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century with one of the most famous characters in popular culture, Haring created a figure that operates as portrait, tribute and cultural commentary.

Across the four prints, Andy Mouse appears in a variety of settings, each highlighting a different aspect of the character. Haring combines bold colour, simplified forms and references to popular culture with the confidence and energy that define his work from this period. The portfolio also acknowledges Warhol's longstanding interest in consumer culture, advertising and mass reproduction, subjects that remained central to both artists throughout their careers.

Produced at a time when Haring's international profile was continuing to grow, the Andy Mouse portfolio stands among the most sought-after print projects of the 1980s. The series unites two defining figures of contemporary art while celebrating the shared territory between fine art, popular culture and commercial imagery. As a complete set, the portfolio remains one of the clearest examples of Haring's ability to combine humour, admiration and cultural observation within a single body of work.

For more information or to buy the Andy Mouse Complete Portfolio (Littmann PP. 64–65) by Keith Haring, contact our specialists using the enquiry button above.

View Keith Haring original art for sale, or learn how to sell Keith Haring artwork.