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Keith Haring Hand-drawn Artwork + Signed Shop Card from Pop Shop Tokyo 1988 - Extremely Rare!

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"pop shop. Tokyo" (Shop card with hand-drawn drawing and signature / Produced by POP SHOP Tokyo)

- The size of the artwork is 9.1 cm tall x 5.5 cm wide.
- This piece features an authentic hand-drawn artwork and signature by Keith Haring. It is a genuine original and extremely rare.
While there is no certificate, those familiar with Keith Haring's style can see his trademark touch in the images provided. Please refrain from bidding if you have any doubts.
- This is a highly valuable piece gifted when Keith Haring visited Tokyo for the opening of "POP SHOP" in 1988!

It is an original shop card produced at the time of the 1987 pop shop Tokyo opening, featuring a drawn illustration in ink, making it a very rare piece. It is an unusual item that will not be available again, acquired about 40 years ago.

As this is a used item, please refrain from bidding if you seek a mint condition piece.

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Keith Haring Hand-drawn Artwork + Signed Shop Card from Pop Shop Tokyo 1988 - Extremely Rare!

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150,000 Yen ($980.39)

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Collector Commentary

Keith Haring's hand-drawn artwork from the 1988 Pop Shop opening in Tokyo represents a rare convergence of pop art and Japanese culture, making it a significant collectible for enthusiasts of both Haring and the vibrant Tokyo art scene of the late '80s. Given that this piece was available exclusively during a specific event, its limited production further enhances its desirability among collectors who appreciate the authenticity and historical context provided by Haring's signature style. While the item's used condition may deter some bidders, those familiar with Haring's work often prioritize provenance and the unique character of such original pieces, reflecting a discerning market appreciation for art in Japan. At a current bid of ¥299,000, this piece illustrates the premium collectors are willing to pay for genuine, early-run works tied to seminal figures in modern art.