Want to Sell Keith Haring Growing Suite Screenprints? Our gallery reviews individual screenprints, complete five-screenprint portfolios and documented trial proofs for potential direct purchase. Send photographs of the artwork, signature and edition details for a confidential evaluation.
Created in 1988, the Growing Suite brings together interconnected figures, vivid colors and Haring’s bold outlines. Identify your composition below, then share its numbering and any available paperwork with our gallery.
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Keith Haring’s Growing Suite, 1988
The Growing Suite, also known as the Growing Portfolio, consists of five color screenprints. Figures overlap, branch and join until several bodies become one larger form. Repeated limbs, circular shapes and movement lines give each composition a distinct rhythm.
The imagery suggests growth through transformation and human connection. Across the five compositions, Haring moves from relatively simple arrangements to densely interlocking forms, using changes in color and outline to define their relationships.
Explore All Five Growing Suite Screenprints
All five compositions are shown below. Compare the arrangement of figures as well as the palette: documented trial proofs can use different color combinations from the regular edition.
Growing Suite Editions and Signatures
Numbered editions and artist’s proofs
The regular edition comprises 100 numbered impressions of each composition, with 15 artist’s proofs also documented. Record the complete inscription, including any AP, TP or other designation, so the specific impression can be identified.
Color-variant trial proofs
Growing also includes 40 documented color-variant trial proofs. These explore alternative palettes and carry TP inscriptions. If your colors differ from the examples above, send a clear overall photograph and a close-up of the full inscription so the version can be reviewed.
Keith Haring’s signature
Documented edition examples are signed and dated by Haring in pencil. Include close-ups of the signature, date and numbering, together with any embossed marks or publisher’s stamps visible on the front or reverse.
Paper, Size and Production
Color screenprints on Lenox Museum Board, with sheets approximately 30 × 40 inches. Published by Martin Lawrence Limited Editions and screenprinted by Rupert Jasen Smith; documented examples carry blindstamps and a publisher’s ink stamp on the reverse. Catalogue reference: Littmann, pages 88–91.
Complete portfolios
A complete suite contains all five compositions. Photograph each sheet and its inscription separately, noting whether the numbering matches. Include the title page, original portfolio materials and purchase records if available.
For information about screenprint values, read How Much Is My Keith Haring Worth?
How to Sell Keith Haring Growing Suite Screenprints
- Send photographs. Include the complete artwork, signature, date and edition inscription. Add photographs of the reverse, labels and any visible condition concerns when accessible.
- Share the background. Tell us how you acquired the screenprint, its approximate dimensions and your location. Include paperwork and images of every sheet if you own a complete set.
- Discuss a potential purchase. Our gallery will review your submission and discuss next steps if the artwork is suitable for direct purchase.
Keith Haring Growing Suite Screenprint FAQs
Can I sell one Growing screenprint?
Yes. Our gallery considers individual compositions as well as complete portfolios and documented proofs. Send photographs and the edition details for the work you own.
Why are the colors of my Growing screenprint different?
The series includes trial proofs in alternative color combinations. The palette, proof inscription and supporting documentation help identify the version. A color difference alone does not establish authenticity.
Are Growing Suite screenprints signed?
Documented 1988 edition examples carry Haring’s pencil signature, date and edition inscription. Include clear photographs of these markings with your submission.
What should I send for a complete Growing Suite?
Send an overall image of each of the five compositions and close-ups of every signature and edition inscription. Include any title page, portfolio materials, invoices or earlier gallery documentation.
Thinking About Selling Your Growing Suite Screenprint?
Send photographs of your individual screenprint, complete portfolio or trial proof for a confidential gallery evaluation and consideration for direct purchase.