By Jamie Reid representing one of the final major editions published during Jamie Reid's lifetime (1947-2023). "Eat The Rich" encapsulates Reid's career-long fusion of anti-establishment punk ideology with community-focused activism.
• Artist: Jamie Reid (1947-2023) - legendary British artist and anarchist who defined the visual aesthetic of punk rock, famous globally for his iconic "ransom note" typography for The Sex Pistols.
• Significance: A quintessentially rebellious piece directly challenging capitalism and socio-economic inequality.
• Medium & Paper: Archival Giclee print using lightfast inks on luxury 310 gsm German Etching paper (heavyweight, museum-quality stock).
• Dimensions: 46 cm x 35.7 cm (approx. 18.1 in x 14.1 in).
• Signature & Inscriptions: Hand-signed by Jamie Reid in pencil along the bottom right margin, featuring his signature symbol. Inscribed "For the Florrie" in pencil on the bottom left.
• Edition: Hand-numbered 21/100 in pencil.
• Publisher: Published in partnership with The Florrie (The Florence Institute), Liverpool, directly supporting their community food aid and social causes.
• Condition: Excellent condition, stored flat and ready for framing.
By Jamie Reid representing one of the final major editions published during Jamie Reid's lifetime (1947-2023). "Eat The Rich" encapsulates Reid's career-long fusion of anti-establishment punk ideology with community-focused activism.
• Artist: Jamie Reid (1947-2023) - legendary British artist and anarchist who defined the visual aesthetic of punk rock, famous globally for his iconic "ransom note" typography for The Sex Pistols.
• Significance: A quintessentially rebellious piece directly challenging capitalism and socio-economic inequality.
• Medium & Paper: Archival Giclee print using lightfast inks on luxury 310 gsm German Etching paper (heavyweight, museum-quality stock).
• Dimensions: 46 cm x 35.7 cm (approx. 18.1 in x 14.1 in).
• Signature & Inscriptions: Hand-signed by Jamie Reid in pencil along the bottom right margin, featuring his signature symbol. Inscribed "For the Florrie" in pencil on the bottom left.
• Edition: Hand-numbered 21/100 in pencil.
• Publisher: Published in partnership with The Florrie (The Florence Institute), Liverpool, directly supporting their community food aid and social causes.
• Condition: Excellent condition, stored flat and ready for framing.
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