A visceral collision of two British counter-culture icons.
This "God Save Margaret Thatcher" print is a collaboration between the legendary Jamie Reid—the visual architect of Punk—and the prolific Billy Childish. Originally conceived for an abandoned edition in 2013, this specific version was published in 2020 by the L-13 Rejects Dept.
Staying true to the DIY ethos of the Sex Pistols era, this inkjet print is produced on industrial proofing paper and features a genuine, "dirty old" safety pin physically pierced through the Iron Lady’s lip. As an "L-13 Reject," the piece embraces imperfections, reflecting the gallery’s disdain for pristine, mass-produced commercial art.
Key Features:
Artists: Jamie Reid & Billy Childish
Title: God Save Margaret Thatcher (L-13 Reject Edition)
Medium: Inkjet print on proofing paper with hand-applied safety pin
Edition: Limited "Reject Edition" of only 50 copies
Markings: Stamped with official artist stamps and the L-13 Rejects Dept "VOID" stamps; hand-numbered
Dimensions: 52.5 x 71 cm
Provenance: Includes the original L-13 provenance receipt / Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Note on Condition: This is a "Reject Edition." It is intentionally designed to look weathered, industrial, and "non-archival." Creases, ink marks, or paper irregularities are inherent to the work and the L-13 aesthetic.
Product Details (Sidebar/Specs)
Year Published: 2020 (Original design 2013)
Publisher: L-13 Light Industrial Workshop
Frame: Unframed
Shipping: Rolled in a heavy-duty tube or flat-packed (Buyer's preference)
Own a piece of punk history with this limited edition Jamie Reid and Billy Childish poster, featuring Margaret Thatcher, hand-numbered and stamped for authenticity.
Limited edition poster, hand-numbered 3/50, ensuring exclusive ownership.
Created by iconic artists Jamie Reid and Billy Childish, featuring their renowned punk style.
Includes authentic L13 Gallery stamps and a real safety pin detail.
This piece offers a connection to iconic punk rebellion, perfect for collectors seeking to own a slice of cultural history.
A visceral collision of two British counter-culture icons.
This "God Save Margaret Thatcher" print is a collaboration between the legendary Jamie Reid—the visual architect of Punk—and the prolific Billy Childish. Originally conceived for an abandoned edition in 2013, this specific version was published in 2020 by the L-13 Rejects Dept.
Staying true to the DIY ethos of the Sex Pistols era, this inkjet print is produced on industrial proofing paper and features a genuine, "dirty old" safety pin physically pierced through the Iron Lady’s lip. As an "L-13 Reject," the piece embraces imperfections, reflecting the gallery’s disdain for pristine, mass-produced commercial art.
Key Features:
Artists: Jamie Reid & Billy Childish
Title: God Save Margaret Thatcher (L-13 Reject Edition)
Medium: Inkjet print on proofing paper with hand-applied safety pin
Edition: Limited "Reject Edition" of only 50 copies
Markings: Stamped with official artist stamps and the L-13 Rejects Dept "VOID" stamps; hand-numbered
Dimensions: 52.5 x 71 cm
Provenance: Includes the original L-13 provenance receipt / Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Note on Condition: This is a "Reject Edition." It is intentionally designed to look weathered, industrial, and "non-archival." Creases, ink marks, or paper irregularities are inherent to the work and the L-13 aesthetic.
Product Details (Sidebar/Specs)
Year Published: 2020 (Original design 2013)
Publisher: L-13 Light Industrial Workshop
Frame: Unframed
Shipping: Rolled in a heavy-duty tube or flat-packed (Buyer's preference)
Own a piece of punk history with this limited edition Jamie Reid and Billy Childish poster, featuring Margaret Thatcher, hand-numbered and stamped for authenticity.
Limited edition poster, hand-numbered 3/50, ensuring exclusive ownership.
Created by iconic artists Jamie Reid and Billy Childish, featuring their renowned punk style.
Includes authentic L13 Gallery stamps and a real safety pin detail.
This piece offers a connection to iconic punk rebellion, perfect for collectors seeking to own a slice of cultural history.
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