<p>Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée by KEITH HARING was acquired by Mr. Natan Hercberg from the Private Collection of a Les Bains Nightclub Hostess in 1990.<br>Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée, 1989 was acquired in 1990 as a gift by Mr. Hercberg from the Private Collector including full ownership rights to Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée.<br>Mr. Hercberg remains in the full possession and full ownership of Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée ,1989 by Keith Haring at his private residence in the Marais, located on Bis Rue Commines, Paris, France 75003.<br> Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée, 1989 is signed, dated and features the artist trademark, Paris, 1989 K. Haring.<br>Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée , 1989 is an original, unique, drawing on paper by artist KEITH HARING in 1989.<br>The marouflage quadriptych Starry Night / La Nuit étoilée was created spontaneously, authored rapidly and drawn directly by artist Keith Haring upon the wall paper of the Parisian residence located at 73 Rue du Château d'Eau 75010 Paris, France in the year 1989.</p>

<p>EXHIBITION HISTORY:<br>17 Bis Rue Commines, 75003 Paris, France<br>As of initial acquisition in 1990 the artwork has remained on private view within the Private Collection of the owner at his Paris residence</p>

<p>9 Rue Drouot 75009 Paris, France<br>Hôtel Drouot Auction Expositions Publiques : Jeudi 25 Juin de 11 11 h a 18 h et Vendredi 26 Juin de 11 h a 12 h - Marie-Francoise Robert & Franck Baille Vendredi Commissaire-Priseur habilite 26 Juin (Friday the 26 June) 2009. Reserve not met.<br>Hôtel Drouot Auction 1990. Reserve not met.</p>

<p>73 Rue du Château d'Eau 75010 Paris, France<br>Upon inception, artist Keith Haring first rendered the drawing on location upon the wall paper of the Parisian residence located at 73 Rue du Château d'Eau 75010 Paris, France in the year 1989. Haring, signed, dated, trademarked and annotated the location: Paris. The artwork was transferred with full ownership rights to Mr. Natan Hercberg in 1990 by the apartment owner. The 1990 acquisition of the artwork by Mr Hercberg was witnessed in full by the conservator hired and paid in full by Mr. Hercberg to remove the wall paper from the walls, and to conserve and mount the paper panels in frames for exhibition. </p>