Queen Vic - Signed

£47,500

2003
Screen print on paper
Edition of 500
Signed and numbered by the artist
79cm x 59cm
Sold framed
Full Pest Control COA

Banksy has a history of upending the traditional imagery of the monarchy through controversial modifications – he’s also portrayed the current queen as both a monkey and possibly Ziggy Stardust (the latter image has never been confirmed as a Banksy).

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Banksy, Queen Vic (2003) on display at Hang-Up Gallery, London.

simon kallas

Edition Guide

Queen Victoria

Released in 2003, this early screen print is said to have taken inspiration from Queen Victoria’s assertion that women ‘were not able to be gay’. Banksy is well known for his criticism of the UK’s monarchy and government as this print reaffirms this.

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Queen Vic - Unsigned Queen Vic - Signed

Edition Details

Edition:

500

Signed:

Approx 50

Unsigned:

450

Artist Proofs:

VIP:

Year:

2003

Medium:

Screen Print

Size:

Signature:

Signature and numbering on the right

Hang-Up Rating:

Banksy

The most famously anonymous artist in the world, Banksy made the front pages when he auto-shredded Girl With Balloon during a 2018 Sotheby's auction. Known for his thought-provoking social commentary, Banksy's varied works include the Walled Off Hotel (with its view of the West Bank barrier), cover art for Blur's Think Tank album, and a gigantic graffiti piece about Brexit, in the UK port of Dover.

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