Keith Haring's "Pop Shop II (D)" from 1988 is a vibrant silkscreen on paper, measuring 12 x 15 inches (30.5 x 38.1 cm). This edition, part of a series of 200, showcases Haring's iconic style and playful imagery. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist, adding to its collectible appeal.

Haring's "Pop Shop II (D)" exemplifies his commitment to making art accessible to a wide audience. Through bold lines and vivid colors of pink and blue, Haring creates a dynamic composition that resonates with energy and movement. The use of silkscreen technique enhances the graphic quality of the artwork, allowing for crisp lines and saturated hues. As with much of Haring's work, "Pop Shop II (D)" carries a sense of joy and optimism, inviting viewers to engage with its lively forms and universal themes.

Haring's imagery often conveys messages of love, unity, and social activism. The figures in "Pop Shop II (D)" may represent Haring's iconic characters, such as the radiant baby or dancing figures, which symbolize themes of innocence, freedom, and the human experience. The repetition of motifs and bold geometric shapes in Haring's work speaks to the interconnectedness of humanity and the power of art to transcend boundaries. Through his art, Haring sought to challenge societal norms and promote inclusivity and compassion, making "Pop Shop II (D)" a testament to his enduring legacy as a visionary artist and social activist.