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Keith Haring
3 works currently available
Artist

Keith Haring

Why Rare Form selected this artist

Working across contemporary practice Keith Haring is represented on Rare Form because the works we can offer meet the Rare Form Standard: a reviewed seller, disclosed documentation and condition described as recorded.

Top 5 works

Signature pieces by Keith Haring

Keith Haring — Icons Portfolio (Five Screenprints)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
Icons Portfolio (Five Screenprints)
$188,160
Demand score 75 out of 100, Strong. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 84 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Keith Haring — 3 eyes (White Icons)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
3 eyes (White Icons)
Silkscreen
$27,597
Demand score 75 out of 100, Strong. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 80 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Keith Haring — Untitled (Baby Pin 18kt Gold)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
Untitled (Baby Pin 18kt Gold)
$10,200
Demand score 93 out of 100, Exceptional. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 82 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Market intelligence

Keith Haring — market performance

Historical market information is provided for context and does not represent a prediction of future value.

Works available on Rare Form
3
Works placed on Rare Form
0
Median asking price
$27,597
Asking range
$10,200 – $188,160

Counted from the Rare Form catalogue. Asking prices are prices offered, not prices realised.

Asking-price levels on Rare Form
Lowest$10,200
Median$27,597
Highest$188,160
Published price trend
stable+1% vs prior 12 months

Median realised price, works on paper.

Source: Aggregated published auction results · 12 months to June 2026 · Sample: 204 lots

Median of sold lots catalogued as works on paper. Buyer's premium included.

Auction history
Historical high at auction
$6,533,000
Untitled (1982), Sotheby's New York
Source: Sotheby's published results · May 2017 · USD · Buyer's premium included
Published price including buyer's premium.
Auction range, works on paper
$22,000 – $265,000
Source: Aggregated published auction results · January 2024 – June 2026 · USD · Sample: 233 lots · Buyer's premium included
Interquartile range of sold works on paper. Bought-in lots excluded.
Auction frequency
≈ 300 lots per year
Source: Aggregated published auction results · Rolling 24 months to June 2026 · Sample: 604 lots
All catalogued lots offered.

Last reviewed 8 August 2026.

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3 works

Keith Haring — Untitled (Baby Pin 18kt Gold)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
Untitled (Baby Pin 18kt Gold)
$10,200
Demand score 93 out of 100, Exceptional. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 82 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Keith Haring — Icons Portfolio (Five Screenprints)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
Icons Portfolio (Five Screenprints)
$188,160
Demand score 75 out of 100, Strong. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 84 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Keith Haring — 3 eyes (White Icons)
Documentation reviewed
Keith Haring
3 eyes (White Icons)
Silkscreen
$27,597
Demand score 75 out of 100, Strong. Demand score (0–100) reads how actively collectors are pursuing work of this kind right now: the artist's current strength, how wide the buyer pool is at this price, how recently the work came to market, and modelled enquiry activity on RARE-FORM. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Investment score 80 out of 100, Strong. Investment score (0–100) reads durability rather than heat: the artist's long-run market strength, the depth of verification and documentation on file, the work's price tier, and how established its period is. Both scores are modelled by RARE-FORM from available inputs. They are not appraisals, valuations or offers to buy or sell.
Buying guide

Buying Keith Haring: values, editions and authentication

Keith Haring is a historically anchored market rather than a trend-driven one. Lifetime works — prints and drawings made before the artist's death in 1990 — carry a decisive premium over estate-authorised editions, and the distinction is the first thing any buyer should establish.

The market

Demand has been consistent for three decades and is supported by continuous museum attention. Signed lifetime portfolios such as the Pop Shop series and the Icons set are the market's backbone; unique drawings sit far above them. Because the supply of lifetime work is fixed, condition and documentation carry unusual weight in pricing.

Editions and formats

Lifetime print editions are typically signed, dated and numbered in pencil, in runs from 25 to 250. Posthumous estate editions exist and are legitimate but trade at a fraction of lifetime prices — a distinction that is sometimes blurred in listings.

Authentication

The Keith Haring Foundation ceased issuing authentications, so the market relies on provenance: original gallery invoices, exhibition history, prior auction records and the estate's own published documentation. A work with a thin ownership trail is difficult to place at full value regardless of how convincing it looks.

Condition red flags

  • An estate or posthumous edition presented at lifetime prices
  • Paper toning, foxing or acid burn from non-archival framing, common in 1980s works
  • Faded fluorescent and day-glo inks, which are especially light-sensitive
  • No invoice chain, exhibition record or prior auction appearance

Questions collectors ask about Keith Haring

How much is a Keith Haring print worth?
Signed lifetime prints generally trade from the mid five figures upward, with major images and complete portfolios well beyond that. Posthumous estate editions sell for a small fraction of those levels. The lifetime-versus-estate distinction changes the number more than any other factor.
Is Keith Haring a good investment?
Haring's market is unusually stable for a contemporary name, supported by fixed supply and sustained institutional interest. It is a slow, durable market rather than a fast one — appropriate for a long horizon, not for short-term trading.
How is a Keith Haring print authenticated now?
By provenance rather than by certificate. The Foundation no longer authenticates, so buyers rely on original invoices, documented exhibition history and prior auction records. Buy documentation as carefully as you buy the image.
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