Sell Keith Haring Chocolate Buddha Lithographs

Want to Sell Keith Haring Chocolate Buddha Lithographs? Our gallery reviews individual lithographs and complete five-piece portfolios for potential direct purchase. Send photographs of your artwork, signature and edition details for a confidential evaluation.

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Keith Haring Chocolate Buddha: All Five Lithographs

The Chocolate Buddha suite comprises five color lithographs from 1989. Brown outlines weave through interlocking figures, faces and patterned fields, creating dense compositions with a strong sense of symmetry. The series is also catalogued under spelling variations including Chocolat Buddah. Match the composition, dimensions and inscriptions when identifying an individual work.

Chocolate Buddha Editions and Signatures

The regular numbered edition comprises 90 of each composition, with 15 artist’s proofs in addition. Documented examples are signed and dated by Keith Haring in pencil. Include the complete edition inscription, including any AP or EA designation, when submitting your artwork.

Photograph the signature, date, numbering, full sheet and reverse. Original invoices, gallery labels and earlier descriptions can help establish the artwork’s ownership history. A signature or matching image should be considered alongside the physical work and its documentation.

A complete portfolio contains all five compositions. Documented sets also include a title and justification folder and an original grey portfolio case with orange lettering. Include photographs of any accompanying materials and the edition number on each sheet.

Paper, Dimensions and Production Details

Lithographs on Arches Infinity paper, with sheets approximately 22 × 27¾ inches. Published by Editions F.B., Paris, and produced by Arts-Litho, Paris. Catalogue reference: Klaus Littmann, Keith Haring: Editions on Paper 1982–1990, pages 122–125.

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How to Sell Keith Haring Chocolate Buddha Lithographs

1. Send clear photographs. Include the complete artwork, signature, edition number, reverse and any visible condition issues. Photograph the margins when accessible.
2. Share the details. Provide dimensions, ownership history and available invoices. For a portfolio, include all five compositions and any original folder or case.
3. Discuss a potential purchase. Our gallery reviews your submission and contacts you to discuss the artwork and possible next steps.

Chocolate Buddha Lithograph FAQs

Can I sell a single Chocolate Buddha lithograph?

Yes. Our gallery considers individual compositions as well as complete five-piece portfolios. Send photographs of the full image, signature and numbering for an initial review.

Are Chocolate Buddha works signed by Haring?

Documented examples of the 1989 lithograph edition are signed and dated by Keith Haring in pencil. Photograph the complete inscription and any edition or proof markings.

Can the colors differ from catalogue illustrations?

Color variations have been documented for compositions III and V. A difference in color requires examination of the specific impression and its records. Send clear photographs taken in neutral light without filters.

Can you review a framed lithograph?

Yes. Start with photographs through the glazing and accessible labels on the back. Explain whether your measurements refer to the frame, visible image or full sheet.