Rude Copper Sandra Chevrier

Rude Copper Sandra ChevrierThis work is undoubtedly, one of the most iconic work(s) the 21st century has seen, thus far. Rude Copper is the first BANKSY screenprint that was published by Pictures on Walls (2002). Rude Copper features a British police officer, easily identifiable with his traditional custodian helmet, showing his middle finger to the viewer. Executed entirely in black and white, the officers face partially hidden by the shadow created by his helmet, this print

cartoonish figures and satirical visual language merge street culture with fine art

APC ART is pleased to offer our global collector base this vibrant and incredibly detailed work by Indonesian contemporary artist Suanjaya Kencut

metamorphosis and rebirth

Signed in the plate from the edition of 500

”Final Bloom” serves as the last of the artist’s ”Bloom” series of prints

mostly unknown

Released to commemorate KAWS' exhibition in Shanghai at the Yuz Museum

Hand signed in either gold or silver marker

This lithograph (printed on wove

above the signature

While the Margraves calligraphy seen in this work

This specific work "Versailles" (Black Variant)