The Biggest Hottest Chilli in the World

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2023
Screenprint on paper
Edition of 125
Signed and numbered by the artist
56cm x 75cm

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£90

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£180

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Medium Tube

£80

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Medium Flat Pack

£180

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£110

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£205

FREE SHIPPING to UK for all unframed prints

Plus worldwide shipping using specialist art couriers. Shipping price calculated at checkout but guide prices below.

Shipping Zone

Shipping Method

Shipping Cost

Tube

FREE

Flat Pack

FREE

EU Near

Large Tube

£100

EU Near

Large Flat Pack

£165

EU Far

Large Tube

£150

EU Far

Large Flat Pack

£235

RoW 1

Large Tube

£120

RoW 1

Large Flat Pack

£190

RoW 2

Large Tube

£170

RoW 2

Large Flat Pack

£265

Nominated for the Turner Prize in 2013, Glasgow School of Art alumnus Shrigley also created an elongated thumbs-up for the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square in 2016 – in the (possibly satirical) hope of "making the world a better place". His playful drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures are imbued with a deadpan humour that encapsulates the bizarre nuances of modern life. Shrigley never corrects his work, and the resulting...

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