I Fought The Law (Rare 100 x 70cm edition) — Unsigned

Edition: Numbered from the edition of 500 unsigned. Total 650 (150 signed + 500 unsigned).

Medium: Screenprint on paper

Size: 70 x 70 cm (27 1/2 x 27 1/2 in)

Availability: Available

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About This Work

Banksy's work "I Fought The Law (Rare 100 x 70cm edition) — Unsigned" captures the subversive spirit of an artist renowned for transforming public spaces into stages of political discourse. This screenprint on paper, measuring 70 x 70 cm, is part of an edition of 500 unsigned prints, making it a substantial yet exclusive piece within the oeuvre of this enigmatic creator. The total edition includes 650 prints, with 150 signed, underscoring the significance of owning a part of Banksy's broader commentary on contemporary society. Born around 1974 in Bristol, Banksy emerged from the city's vibrant underground scene and has since evolved into an anonymous icon of artistic rebellion. His journey began in the 1990s as a freehand graffiti writer with the DryBreadZ crew, a period that shaped his raw approach to urban artistry. The transition to stenciling marked a pivotal shift, allowing for rapid execution and the expansive dissemination of his imagery. With "I Fought The Law," we see the continuation of that cultural critique rendered through the monochromatic precision of screenprinting—a technique that amplifies the stark contrasts inherent in his subjects. Banksy's work frequently juxtaposes the familiar with the provocative, employing humor and irony as tools of engagement and critique. "I Fought The Law" resonates with these themes, inviting viewers to reflect on the power dynamics present in law enforcement and societal structures. The deliberate anonymity of his persona is mirrored in the print's unsigned status, reinforcing the artist's overarching ideology that the message, rather than the messenger, should stand at the forefront of interpretation and impact. Within the Zebra One Gallery collection, this print exemplifies Banksy's enduring relevance and innovative spirit, offering collectors a piece of the fearless dialogue that defines his legacy.

About the Artist

Perhaps the most famous figure in street art working today, Banksy is known for urban interventions that demonstrate irreverent wit and a biting political edge. Enhancing his mystique by maintaining an anonymous identity, the artist has modified street signs, illegally printed his own currency, and ...

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