Lot ID:
11962
Banksy:
Have a Nice Day
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Description
Title:
Have a Nice Day
Style: Contemporary, Street/Urban Art
Period: 2004
Medium: Prints, Serigraph / Screenprint, Screenprint
Year: 2004
Size: height - 13.78 in, width - 38.86 in, depth - 0 in
cm
Markings: other, The number 385/500 is marked in the lower right-hand corner. 'BANKSY' is printed in the leg of the police man on the far right. Unsigned (only 50 were signed.)
Edition: 385/500
Foundry/Publisher: Pictures on Walls, pub.
Estimate: from US$4,000 to US$6,000
Seller's Description:
This is Banksy's third image issued as a screenprint. There are two issues of this print with the title in different typefaces. This is the second issue, with the caption in a calligraphic script with each word capitalised and Banksy printed in white in the leg of the last policeman.
Originally featured on a bridge on Old Street London, a row of riot police smile down on commuters driving through Shoreditch.
Bad boy of the artworld, Banksy is a graffiti artist from London whose work has recently garnered international interest from celebrities and collectors alike. Banksy is at the same time the most notorious and anonymous artist of our time. This British graffiti artist has become widely acclaimed through his astute visual witticisms, publically ridiculing tradition and current events alike. Making references to art history and politics, he satirically comments on culture and ethics. Banksy’s works have been shown in galleries internationally since 2002, and his graffiti has been seen in cities worldwide.
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This is so minor that you really have to look long and hard to see it. I am sure it could be removed with ease by a professional. It is on the far right above the policemen.
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There are minor pin holes in the far corners that are barely noticeable when the frame is off.
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Shipping Carrier:
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Shipping Weight:
1 kgs
Framing:
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Item Location:
United Kingdom
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