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Black Queen in Red, Blue and Silver
Black Queen in Red, Blue and Silver is a silkscreen print from Jamie Reid – the man behind one of the most iconic album covers of our time, The Sex Pistols’, God Save The Queen.
The piece is a red, blue and silver interpretation of the original album cover, which itself was an adaption of Cecil Beaton’s Silver Jubilee portrait of the Queen.
Described as an ‘artist, iconoclast, anarchist, punk, hippie, shit-stirring rebel and romantic, Reid’s powerful art never shies away from expressing his political leanings, whether it’s depicting Donald Trump with swastikas for eyes, or protesting racism or deforestation.
This silkscreen print is from a limited edition of 250, signed by the artist.
The piece is a red, blue and silver interpretation of the original album cover, which itself was an adaption of Cecil Beaton’s Silver Jubilee portrait of the Queen.
Described as an ‘artist, iconoclast, anarchist, punk, hippie, shit-stirring rebel and romantic, Reid’s powerful art never shies away from expressing his political leanings, whether it’s depicting Donald Trump with swastikas for eyes, or protesting racism or deforestation.
This silkscreen print is from a limited edition of 250, signed by the artist.
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Black Queen in Red, Blue and Silver is a silkscreen print from Jamie Reid – the man behind one of the most iconic album covers of our time, The Sex Pistols’, God Save The Queen.
The piece is a red, blue and silver interpretation of the original album cover, which itself was an adaption of Cecil Beaton’s Silver Jubilee portrait of the Queen.
Described as an ‘artist, iconoclast, anarchist, punk, hippie, shit-stirring rebel and romantic, Reid’s powerful art never shies away from expressing his political leanings, whether it’s depicting Donald Trump with swastikas for eyes, or protesting racism or deforestation.
This silkscreen print is from a limited edition of 250, signed by the artist.
The piece is a red, blue and silver interpretation of the original album cover, which itself was an adaption of Cecil Beaton’s Silver Jubilee portrait of the Queen.
Described as an ‘artist, iconoclast, anarchist, punk, hippie, shit-stirring rebel and romantic, Reid’s powerful art never shies away from expressing his political leanings, whether it’s depicting Donald Trump with swastikas for eyes, or protesting racism or deforestation.
This silkscreen print is from a limited edition of 250, signed by the artist.
