Banksy Golf Sale

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Year: 2003
Size: 50 x 35 cm
Signature: Unsigned
Frame: Unframed
Edition: 750
Medium: Screen Print

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Banksy "Golf Sale"

Screenprint, 2003, numbered out of /750 in pencil, stamped with the BANKSY tag in red ink.

Published by Pictures on Walls, London. This Print has been authenticated by Pest Control Office and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

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banksy Golf Sale, 2003

Edition: 750 (150 signed)

‘In 1998, a young Chinese student’s sacrifice taught a valuable lesson to the world. A lesson Banksy has tried to cheapen with glib humor and crass opportunism but that still remains very potent. God Bless That Man.’

Golf Sale is a reinterpretation of Jeff Widener’s iconic photograph taken in the aftermath of the Chinese military’s violent suppression of the 1989 Democracy Movement. A man stands defiantly in front of a line of tanks attempting to block their path. It is widely considered to be one of the most notable acts of non-violent intervention in history. Banksy recreates the scene in black and white, this time, the man is holding a sign reading “GOLF SALE” in the style of the placards often seen around London’s Oxford Street.

‘We can’t do anything to change the world until capitalism crumbles.

In the meantime, we should all go shopping to console ourselves.’

Description

Golf Sale

Year: 2003

Medium: Screen-print in black on wove paper

Size: 35×50 cm (13 5/8 x 19 1/2 inches)

Publisher: Pictures on Walls

Editions

Total Edition: 750 (of which 150 signed)