Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Banksy's Grannies, silkscreen print, shows two elderly women knitting sweaters with rebellious slogans against a pink background.

Color Screenprint - Numbered (unsigned edition) with blindstamp // Banksy's Grannies (2006) is a satirical silkscreen print that juxtaposes the innocence of elderly women with rebellious, punk culture. The artwork depicts two elderly women knitting sweaters with slogans Punks Not Dead and Thug For Life against a vibrant pink background. The humorous contrast between the stereotypically gentle image of grandmothers and the rebellious phrases challenges societal norms and questions the perceptions of age and rebellion. This limited edition screenprint, numbered with a blindstamp, embodies Banksy's signature blend of irony and social commentary, making it both visually striking and thought-provoking.

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Grannies, 2006

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Color Screenprint - Numbered (unsigned edition) with blindstamp // Banksy's Grannies (2006) is a satirical silkscreen print that juxtaposes the innocence of elderly women with rebellious, punk culture. The artwork depicts two elderly women knitting sweaters with slogans Punks Not Dead and Thug For Life against a vibrant pink background. The humorous contrast between the stereotypically gentle image of grandmothers and the rebellious phrases challenges societal norms and questions the perceptions of age and rebellion. This limited edition screenprint, numbered with a blindstamp, embodies Banksy's signature blend of irony and social commentary, making it both visually striking and thought-provoking.

Artwork Copyright © Banksy

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