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Keith Haring, Blueprint Drawing 13 (Littmann P. 181), 1990

Keith Haring

Blueprint Drawing 13 (Littmann P. 181), 1990
Screenprint
108 x 127 cm
42 1/2 x 50 in
Edition of 33 plus 5 AP
Series: Blueprint Drawings
Signed, numbered and dated
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Blueprint Drawing 13 (Littmann P. 181) by Keith Haring presents a six-panel narrative sequence that distills the artist's into its most essential components, executed as one of thirty-three screenprints in...
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Blueprint Drawing 13 (Littmann P. 181) by Keith Haring presents a six-panel narrative sequence that distills the artist's into its most essential components, executed as one of thirty-three screenprints in his Blueprint Drawings series.

The work unfolds as a comic strip-like progression, each panel framed in bold black outlines that contain scenes of Haring's signature motifs: radiant dogs, anonymous human figures, and the flying saucer that appears throughout his late work. The opening panel establishes the dramatic premise with a UFO hovering above a dog rendered in Haring's characteristic dotted pattern, emanating energy lines that suggest both supernatural presence and impending transformation. The narrative progresses through panels showing human legs in motion, the dog's apparent abduction, and culminates in scenes of worship or celebration, where crowds of simplified figures raise their hands toward the levitating canine. The final register presents six individual dog figures in various poses, functioning as both a visual epilogue and a catalogue of forms.

The work's narrative structure reveals Haring's sophisticated understanding of sequential art and visual storytelling, drawing from comic books, storyboards, and instructional diagrams. Each panel maintains clarity through simplified forms and high contrast, while the overall work suggests both ancient pictographs and contemporary animation cells. The repeated motif of the dog—at once pet, deity, and alien—embodies the playful yet profound mythology that Haring constructed around his core symbols.

Blueprint Drawing 13 encapsulates Haring's ability to compress complex ideas about technology, spirituality, and popular culture into immediately accessible visual narratives. The work's combination of cosmic drama and everyday imagery, rendered in the artist's unmistakable graphic style, creates a modern fable that speaks to both individual transformation and collective experience.

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