Banksy
Rude Copper
Screen-print on wove paper
Edition 131 of 250
60 x 40 cm
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Published by Pictures on Walls in 2002, Rude Copper holds a special place in Bansky’s career as the first limited edition print.
Presented in black and white, it portrays a British policeman in the iconic helmet, brazenly flipping the middle finger at the viewer. His look of disdain gives a less than subtle nod to Banksy's fraught relationship with the law, and the (il)legality of his graffiti work. Banksy has always taken the position of questioning authoritarian systems, social inequality and power dynamics. True to form, his anti-establishment stance is delivered with irreverence and subversive wit.
This is a pristine example of a Banksy print, and includes the official artist stamp in red ink. It comes complete with a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Pest Control.
Signature: Bears the official artist stamp in red ink lower right, numbered in pencil lower right
Medium: Screen-print on wove paper
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Condition: Pristine
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