This is a museum-quality, vintage piece of original punk rock history—an authentic, handmade serigraph (silkscreen) of Jamie Reid’s notorious "Fuck Forever" artwork, which remains one of the most powerful visual statements of the counter-culture movement.
This piece stands out due to its medium and vintage origin:
Authentic Vintage Print: This is a rare, hand-pulled silkscreen, not a modern digital reproduction, using light fast inks on paper. The 1980s origin ties it directly to the immediate post-punk era, often associated with Reid’s landmark 1986 Hamilton’s Gallery exhibition.
Double-Sided Design: The print features the iconic "Fuck Forever" image on one side and a reverse side featuring complementary Sex Pistols/punk music history art, a characteristic of the original 1980s promotional posters.
Condition: Stored in excellent condition and retains its original nature (often issued folded), making it a valuable, unrestored collector’s item.
Print Specifications
Artist: Jamie Reid
Artwork: "Fuck Forever"
Medium: Vintage Hand-Pulled Serigraph (Silkscreen)
Year: Vintage 1980s
Dimensions: 100 cm x 67 cm (A commanding, large format).
Availability: Only 1 available
Price: £495.00
This is an essential purchase for any serious collector of punk, music memorabilia, or contemporary graphic design history.
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 whose powerful work remains a timeless critique of commercialism and the establishment.
This is a museum-quality, vintage piece of original punk rock history—an authentic, handmade serigraph (silkscreen) of Jamie Reid’s notorious "Fuck Forever" artwork, which remains one of the most powerful visual statements of the counter-culture movement.
This piece stands out due to its medium and vintage origin:
Authentic Vintage Print: This is a rare, hand-pulled silkscreen, not a modern digital reproduction, using light fast inks on paper. The 1980s origin ties it directly to the immediate post-punk era, often associated with Reid’s landmark 1986 Hamilton’s Gallery exhibition.
Double-Sided Design: The print features the iconic "Fuck Forever" image on one side and a reverse side featuring complementary Sex Pistols/punk music history art, a characteristic of the original 1980s promotional posters.
Condition: Stored in excellent condition and retains its original nature (often issued folded), making it a valuable, unrestored collector’s item.
Print Specifications
Artist: Jamie Reid
Artwork: "Fuck Forever"
Medium: Vintage Hand-Pulled Serigraph (Silkscreen)
Year: Vintage 1980s
Dimensions: 100 cm x 67 cm (A commanding, large format).
Availability: Only 1 available
Price: £495.00
This is an essential purchase for any serious collector of punk, music memorabilia, or contemporary graphic design history.
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 whose powerful work remains a timeless critique of commercialism and the establishment.
