Banksy (1974) - Tesco Soup Cans
Artist: Banksy (1974)
Technique: Offset print
Signature: Plate signed
Official 'Tesco Soup Cans' by Banksy, published by POW (Pictures on Walls) , 2017
Comes with a copy of the original POW receipt. Both email confirmation and matching receipt.
'Soup Cans' obviously riffs off Andy Warhol's 1962 series Campbell's Soup Cans. In contrast to Warhol's ambiguous and affirmative attitude towards consumer society, Banksy's print is a clear critique of the British corporate retailer Tesco. Rather than highlight the various flavors of Campbell's soup like Warhol, Soup Cans repeats the title “tomato soup” in a deadpan aesthetic to cast a critical glance at capitalist society.
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Artist: Banksy (1974)
Technique: Offset print
Signature: Plate signed
Official 'Tesco Soup Cans' by Banksy, published by POW (Pictures on Walls) , 2017
Comes with a copy of the original POW receipt. Both email confirmation and matching receipt.
'Soup Cans' obviously riffs off Andy Warhol's 1962 series Campbell's Soup Cans. In contrast to Warhol's ambiguous and affirmative attitude towards consumer society, Banksy's print is a clear critique of the British corporate retailer Tesco. Rather than highlight the various flavors of Campbell's soup like Warhol, Soup Cans repeats the title “tomato soup” in a deadpan aesthetic to cast a critical glance at capitalist society.