Keith Haring (Rizzoli Classics) Hardcover – April 8, 2014

The media could not be loaded. This book is absolutely beautiful. It's huge, over 6 lbs, and packed full of art, photos and information about Keith Haring. If you're a Haring fan, or considering giving it to someone who is, I can't suggest it enough!

Literally everything you'd want to see or read about Keith Haring is in this massive book. Great layout, super comprehensive, beautiful photos, and some excellent writing about a much-loved artist. It closes with a great interview I remember reading at the time. If, like me, you lived in Manhattan in the 80's and remember seeing those ubiquitous chalk drawings in the subway, or bought some merch at the Pop Shop off Houstoun, or checked out new showings at Shafrazi, this book is mandatory. If you weren't there and have just a fleeting interest in Haring, this book is also mandatory because it includes everything you'd want to know or look at.

Great comprehensive coverage of a great iconic artist of the 20th century

If you are looking for an art book that details the life story of Keith Haring and the New York Art world in the 1980s this book brings it home. Beautiful photography, on heavy glossy paper with many images of the artist and pictures, I would guess, of all his major, and minor works. There are even a number of fold-out pages. I have not read it yet, but looked over a number of passages and thought this book is about telling his story without the fuller of art speak. Plus, the price for the 500-page book is also outstanding.

This is a very high quality book. Photography is excellent. It is a great coffee table book. If you are a Keith Haring fan, it is must have. Well worth your money!

I bought it for decor purposes, it’s doing its job, looks very nice and clean, the book is great on the inside too! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Excellent book. Flip through it over and over

Great book! Super thick with durable pages. Gorgeous pictures of all his pieces including commentary about them. The only disappointing part is the cover. It’s a thick cardboard style that doesn’t seem to be as luxurious as the rest of the book.