Jamie Reid – Queen in Blood Diamonds (Negatively Positive) Ed. 40/250
A bold and highly significant limited edition serigraph from the visual architect of the Punk movement, Jamie Reid. This is the 'Negatively Positive’ variant of the Queen in Blood Diamonds series, featuring the dramatic white background.
The Artwork's Significance:
Queen in Blood Diamonds is a powerful, modern continuation of Reid’s anti-establishment critique. It features blind & gagged Queen Elizabeth II wearing the 'Blood Diamond' crown—a direct commentary on the Monarchy's imperial wealth and history. The deep black background emphasizes the stark red and white elements, creating a visceral, high-impact aesthetic.
This Specific Piece:
Your purchase is for Edition 40/250, a highly desirable low number. As a key number representing 'maturity'.
Medium: Three colour Screen print on Recycled 1200 Micron Card
Dimensions: 62 cm x 43 cm (24.4 inches x 16.9 inches)
Edition: Limited Edition of 40/250
Signed/Numbered: Hand-signed and numbered in pencil by Jamie Reid.
Jamie Reid – Queen in Blood Diamonds (Negatively Positive) Ed. 40/250
A bold and highly significant limited edition serigraph from the visual architect of the Punk movement, Jamie Reid. This is the 'Negatively Positive’ variant of the Queen in Blood Diamonds series, featuring the dramatic white background.
The Artwork's Significance:
Queen in Blood Diamonds is a powerful, modern continuation of Reid’s anti-establishment critique. It features blind & gagged Queen Elizabeth II wearing the 'Blood Diamond' crown—a direct commentary on the Monarchy's imperial wealth and history. The deep black background emphasizes the stark red and white elements, creating a visceral, high-impact aesthetic.
This Specific Piece:
Your purchase is for Edition 40/250, a highly desirable low number. As a key number representing 'maturity'.
Medium: Three colour Screen print on Recycled 1200 Micron Card
Dimensions: 62 cm x 43 cm (24.4 inches x 16.9 inches)
Edition: Limited Edition of 40/250
Signed/Numbered: Hand-signed and numbered in pencil by Jamie Reid.
