Andy Mouse (1988) is a lively and iconic drawing by Keith Haring that merges two cultural icons: Andy Warhol and Mickey Mouse. The work reflects Haring’s playful take on pop culture and celebrity, blending art history with cartoon imagery to comment on fame and consumerism.

Keith Haring was a key figure in the downtown New York art scene, known for his instantly recognizable visual language of dynamic lines and symbolic figures. His work, which emerged from subway drawings and public murals, addressed themes ranging from love and unity to political and social issues. Haring’s ability to communicate powerful messages through accessible imagery made him one of the most influential artists of his generation.