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The Keith Haring foundation contributed an untitled work from 1981 depicting three bare-chested men in the trademark graffiti style of the late pop artist, who died of AIDS in 1990 at 31. Koons' silkscreen "Monkey Train" is estimated to sell for $40,000 to $60,000, Sotheby's said. "The works on offer ... have been donated directly from an enticing mix of today's leading contemporary artists," said Tobias Meyer, the auction house's worldwide director of contemporary art. "Their connection to EJAF is certain to appeal to a wide range of today's collectors and philanthropists," he added. An art auction featuring works by Koons, Jasper Johns and Chuck Close for relief efforts in Haiti raised nearly $14 million earlier this month, setting records for four artists and exceeding the pre-sale estimate of $10 million. 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