Sale Price:
£240.00
Original Price:
£250.00
This is an essential, officially released fine art print of Jamie Reid's iconic "Eat The Rich" artwork, acquired from a significant moment in the artist's history: 2023.
This print was published by The Florrie (The Florence Institute) in Liverpool—the vital community center that Jamie Reid was a dedicated patron of. Its release in 2023 places it among the final major published editions created before Reid's passing in August of that year, making it a highly significant collector's item.
Crucially, the print ties the anarchic, anti-establishment message of the artwork directly to Reid's real-life activism, as The Florrie frequently released his work to support crucial causes like Food Aid Liverpool and local community projects.
Print Details:
Artist: Jamie Reid
Artwork: "Eat The Rich"
Publisher: The Florrie (The Florence Institute), Liverpool
Release Year: 2023 (One of the last major editions published during the artist's lifetime.)
Signature: Hand signed by Jamie Reid in pencil.
Edition: Limited Edition, hand-numbered 21/100 in pencil.
Paper Quality: Professionally printed using light fast inks on luxury 310 gsm German etching paper—a heavyweight, archival stock.
Dimensions: 46 cm x 35.7 cm.
Condition: Excellent condition.
This piece is a perfect fusion of punk rebellion and community compassion—a true piece of art and social history.
The Artist: Jamie Reid (1947–2023)
Jamie Reid was the legendary British artist and anarchist who defined the look of punk rock. As the art director for The Sex Pistols, he invented the iconic "ransom note" typography used on seminal works like the "God Save The Queen" single cover. More than a punk pioneer, Reid was a lifelong activist and dedicated patron of his local community center, The Florrie in Liverpool, for whom this print was published. His work remains a powerful and enduring critique of commercialism and the establishment.
This is an essential, officially released fine art print of Jamie Reid's iconic "Eat The Rich" artwork, acquired from a significant moment in the artist's history: 2023.
This print was published by The Florrie (The Florence Institute) in Liverpool—the vital community center that Jamie Reid was a dedicated patron of. Its release in 2023 places it among the final major published editions created before Reid's passing in August of that year, making it a highly significant collector's item.
Crucially, the print ties the anarchic, anti-establishment message of the artwork directly to Reid's real-life activism, as The Florrie frequently released his work to support crucial causes like Food Aid Liverpool and local community projects.
Print Details:
Artist: Jamie Reid
Artwork: "Eat The Rich"
Publisher: The Florrie (The Florence Institute), Liverpool
Release Year: 2023 (One of the last major editions published during the artist's lifetime.)
Signature: Hand signed by Jamie Reid in pencil.
Edition: Limited Edition, hand-numbered 21/100 in pencil.
Paper Quality: Professionally printed using light fast inks on luxury 310 gsm German etching paper—a heavyweight, archival stock.
Dimensions: 46 cm x 35.7 cm.
Condition: Excellent condition.
This piece is a perfect fusion of punk rebellion and community compassion—a true piece of art and social history.
The Artist: Jamie Reid (1947–2023)
Jamie Reid was the legendary British artist and anarchist who defined the look of punk rock. As the art director for The Sex Pistols, he invented the iconic "ransom note" typography used on seminal works like the "God Save The Queen" single cover. More than a punk pioneer, Reid was a lifelong activist and dedicated patron of his local community center, The Florrie in Liverpool, for whom this print was published. His work remains a powerful and enduring critique of commercialism and the establishment.
