After Banksy Di-Faced Tenner Note (Ten Pounds), 2004
Offset lithograph on paper
Literature: The graffiti artist Banksy is known for his irreverent humor and critically witty pieces. Here his punning, counterfeit ten-pound note replaces the queen’s portrait with the iconic princess whose death provoked a national and media sensation. Banksy’s counterfeit notes are considered rare and popular, which ironically, resulted in them becoming subject to counterfeiting themselves.
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signature info: Unsigned; accompanied by certificate of authenticity signed by Steve Lazarides, founder of Lazinc, London
Dimension notes: Work: 3.4 x 5.7 in (8.64 x 14.48 cm)Frame: 8 x 10.63 in (20.32 x 27 cm)
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Offset lithograph on paper
Literature: The graffiti artist Banksy is known for his irreverent humor and critically witty pieces. Here his punning, counterfeit ten-pound note replaces the queen’s portrait with the iconic princess whose death provoked a national and media sensation. Banksy’s counterfeit notes are considered rare and popular, which ironically, resulted in them becoming subject to counterfeiting themselves.
Dimensions: Dimensions N/A
signature info: Unsigned; accompanied by certificate of authenticity signed by Steve Lazarides, founder of Lazinc, London
Dimension notes: Work: 3.4 x 5.7 in (8.64 x 14.48 cm)Frame: 8 x 10.63 in (20.32 x 27 cm)
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