In 1979, Keith Haring painted a mural directly on a New York loft's walls and ceiling before it vanished behind drywall; its owner later restored the 8,000-square-foot home, now listed for $25 million
- The Keith Haring Foundation authenticated the unsigned mural, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s early years.
- Somewhere behind the walls of a New York loft, an artwork by Keith Haring spent decades out of sight, protected by an unlikely layer of drywall.
- Painted long before the artist became an international name, the mural survived a change of occupants, a restaurant conversion and years of concealment.
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- The Keith Haring Foundation authenticated the unsigned mural, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s early years.
- Somewhere behind the walls of a New York loft, an artwork by Keith Haring spent decades out of sight, protected by an unlikely layer of drywall.
- Painted long before the artist became an international name, the mural survived a change of occupants, a restaurant conversion and years of concealment.
Sources: Times of India