Three Eyed Monster
by Keith Haring
Year: 1990
Medium: Silkscreen
Size: 21 x 25 in (53.34 x 63.5cm)
Edition of 250 signed and numbered by Keith Haring Estate
Few works capture Keith Haring’s playful visual vocabulary as vividly as Three Eyed Monster (1990), a silkscreen measuring 21 × 25 inches (53.34 × 63.5 cm). Issued in an edition of 250 and signed and numbered by the Keith Haring Estate, it carries a trusted provenance signal. Its animated symbolism, late-period energy, and cultural resonance make this a distinctive and desirable acquisition for collectors.
Three Eyed Monster by Keith Haring is a standout 1990 screenprint from his celebrated Icons portfolio, created at the close of the artist’s career. It first appears in the Icons suite, published by Tony Shafrazi Gallery in New York. There is no separate street-graffiti version; Haring transformed his subway-born visual language into a refined edition while preserving its raw graphic force.
The moss-green, three-eyed face looks playful at first, yet its sly grin gives it an unsettling edge. The extra eye suggests heightened awareness, surveillance, and seeing beyond the obvious. Haring’s bold symbols also echo advertising, mass culture, and the excess of 1980s consumer society.
For collectors, this is a desirable Haring edition of 250, with strong relevance to his final creative period and the important Icons series. Its combination of rarity, recognizable imagery, and late-career significance supports lasting market appeal.
At ArtLife Gallery, we find Three Eyed Monster especially compelling because Haring makes a simple cartoon face feel both joyful and slightly dangerous. It sits naturally beside Icons, Pop Shop, Radiant Baby, and his subway drawings, making it a smart choice for collectors seeking an instantly recognizable Haring with deeper cultural bite.
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Three Eyed Monster
by Keith Haring
Year: 1990
Medium: Silkscreen
Size: 21 x 25 in (53.34 x 63.5cm)
Edition of 250 signed and numbered by Keith Haring Estate
Few works capture Keith Haring’s playful visual vocabulary as vividly as Three Eyed Monster (1990), a silkscreen measuring 21 × 25 inches (53.34 × 63.5 cm). Issued in an edition of 250 and signed and numbered by the Keith Haring Estate, it carries a trusted provenance signal. Its animated symbolism, late-period energy, and cultural resonance make this a distinctive and desirable acquisition for collectors.
Three Eyed Monster by Keith Haring is a standout 1990 screenprint from his celebrated Icons portfolio, created at the close of the artist’s career. It first appears in the Icons suite, published by Tony Shafrazi Gallery in New York. There is no separate street-graffiti version; Haring transformed his subway-born visual language into a refined edition while preserving its raw graphic force.
The moss-green, three-eyed face looks playful at first, yet its sly grin gives it an unsettling edge. The extra eye suggests heightened awareness, surveillance, and seeing beyond the obvious. Haring’s bold symbols also echo advertising, mass culture, and the excess of 1980s consumer society.
For collectors, this is a desirable Haring edition of 250, with strong relevance to his final creative period and the important Icons series. Its combination of rarity, recognizable imagery, and late-career significance supports lasting market appeal.
At ArtLife Gallery, we find Three Eyed Monster especially compelling because Haring makes a simple cartoon face feel both joyful and slightly dangerous. It sits naturally beside Icons, Pop Shop, Radiant Baby, and his subway drawings, making it a smart choice for collectors seeking an instantly recognizable Haring with deeper cultural bite.