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85 published entries69 institutions citedIndependent research resource
Public catalogues
Works documented
Published entries
Curators on board
Records sourced from the world’s collections & archives
Keith Haring Foundation
6 cited works
The Broad
5 cited works
Art Institute of Chicago
3 cited works
National Gallery of Victoria
2 cited works
Phoenix Art Museum
2 cited works
Lever House Art Collection
2 cited works
Keith Haring Foundation; Christie's
2 cited works
Keith Haring Foundation; Wikipedia
2 cited works
Whitney Museum; Lannan Foundation
1 cited work
Keith Haring Foundation; Wright
1 cited work
Public Art Fund
1 cited work
Invaluable (Alyes Auctions)
1 cited work
National Gallery of Victoria; Wikipedia; Sotheby's
1 cited work
The Broad; Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (de Young)
1 cited work
Painting
34 cited works
Print
19 cited works
Sculpture
15 cited works
Drawing
12 cited works
Digital work
2 cited works
Other
2 cited works
Installation
1 cited work
Why Raisonné
Documentation infrastructure, not another social network.
Raisonné keeps research honest: structured data, cited sources and transparent quality flags.
Source-linked records
Every work can cite the museum record, archive or auction entry it came from — with a direct link.
- Keith Haring Foundation6 works
- The Broad5 works
- Art Institute of Chicago3 works
Verification status
Entries carry an honest quality flag.
- Verified63
- Partial22
- Unverified0
Structured fields
Normalised, filterable metadata.
- Dates
- Media
- Technique
- Dimensions
- Editions
- Publisher
- Provenance
- Exhibitions
- Signature
- Sources
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