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Get Out While You Can, shown here with red lettering, forms part of a series of Banksy prints depicting, in various forms, his most iconic character the rat, which just happens to also be an anagram of art. Originally released in 2004, there were a total 175 prints of the unsigned edition released (with a mixture of pink and red lettering). As well as being synonymous with Banksy in recent years the rat series is said to pay homage to one of Europes stencil graffiti pioneers Blek Le Rat, of which Banksy's work is hugely influenced.
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Size: 50cm x 35cm
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Banksy is an anonymous England-based graffiti artist. He is well known for his distinctive stenciling technique, dark humor, and subversive political and social themes. Though Banksy rose to prominence thanks to his outdoor work, he has also created a large body of original and limited edition works. He is considered as one of the foremost contemporary artists in the UK.
Banksy is an anonymous England-based graffiti artist. He is well known for his distinctive stenciling technique, dark humor, and subversive political and social themes. Though Banksy rose to prominence thanks to his outdoor work, he has also created a large body of original and limited edition works. He is considered as one of the foremost contemporary artists in the UK.
Banksy
12 x 18 cm, 24.13 X 26.67CM
Unnumbered edition of unknown size
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ARTIST FEATURE: BANKSY Elusive and provocative are probably the best words to describe Banksy’s work. The UK-based street artist has remained anonymous throughout his decades-long career. However, his unique stencilling technique and dark yet humorous subject matters make his art effortlessly recognisable. Part of the allure of Banksy is the speculation over his true identity. His name has never been made public knowledge, although there are numerous theories. As well as creating subversive street murals that typically have a political or social message, he’s also been involved with several performance art pieces and worked as a film director. Bristol beginnings ...
