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An often underrated original print, which encompasses much of what Banksy believes is wrong with society, this piece of work is all about the rules which govern modern life – and what we can do to break and make fun of them. Printed on a clean green background, in a move which is unusual for the artist who so often keeps his figures and artistic characters on plain backgrounds and in monochrome colours, No Ball Games tells a simple story of two young individuals who appear to be playing throw and catch with the very sign which indicates ‘no ball games’. The irony of No Ball Games critiques the rules that Banksy believes restrict society on a daily basis.

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Medium: Screen Print Format: Unsigned Print Year: 2009 Size: H 80cm x W 122cm Framing details: Framed with glass Edition size: 500 Signed: No Condition: Excellent Provenance: Pest Control COA

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Soup Cans by Banksy is a riff of Andy Warhol's 1962 series “Campbell's Soup Cans” which commented on American Consumer society

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Medium: Screen Print Format: Unsigned Print Year: 2006 Size: H 80cm x W 122cm Framing details: Framed with glass Edition size: 500 Signed: No Condition: Excellent Provenance: Pest Control COA

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Welcome To Hell is part of Banksy's 2004 Placard Rat series, a trilogy of three screen prints featuring rats holding up protest signs with different messages.

DETAILS:

Medium: Screen Print Format: Unsigned Print Year: 2006 Size: H 80cm x W 122cm Framing details: Framed with glass Edition size: 500 Signed: No Condition: Excellent Provenance: Pest Control COA