Apocalypse 1988

"Apocalypse" is a 1988 work by American artist Keith Haring (1958-1990). The work is typical of Haring's bold and graphic style, and is characterized by its use of strong lines and bright colors. The painting features a variety of figures, including a pregnant woman, a baby, a dog, and a stylized cityscape, all rendered in black against a white background. The work is both humorous and unsettling, reflecting Haring's concerns about the state of the world and the dangers of nuclear war. It is an example of his commitment to using art to communicate social messages.