ULTRA RARE hardly any of these made under 10 Jamie Reid and James Cauty.
These were the first proofs the artist would have used to figure out the main edition.
This is an exceptionally rare, highly sought-after screen print from a collaboration between two counter-culture legends: Jamie Reid (The Sex Pistols) and James Cauty (The KLF / The K Foundation).
While the main edition was 300, this print is one of only 10 that were secretly produced with a unique colorway and a distinct punk crosshatch pattern over the print, making it virtually a 1/10 edition and an investment piece.
Key Features & ; Provenance:
Rarity (1 of 10): This is the scarce variant featuring unique colorways and the exclusive punk crosshatch pattern, setting it apart from the standard edition of 300.
Double Signed with Glyph drawing. The print is hand-signed in pencil by both Jamie Reid and James Cauty. A huge bonus is the addition of Jamie Reid's iconic glyph drawing near his signature.
Title & Image: "Boudica is coming vs Tower Block One." The artwork is a subversive clash of ancient rebellion and modern urban decay.
Quality: A premium six-colour hand-pulled serigraph (silk screen print) on high-quality card.
Dimensions: Measures 45 x 65 cm.
Provenance: Purchased directly from the L-13 gallery London, guaranteeing authenticity.
Collector Bonus: Shipped in a custom cardboard mailer featuring a screen-printed Tower Block One design on the front (a valuable collectible in itself).
About the Artists: The KLF, Sex Pistols & Banksy Connection:
This collaboration connects three major threads of modern British art history:
James Cauty (The KLF): Co-founder of the anarchic duo The KLF, who famously incinerated one million pounds. His dystopian art, including The Aftermath Dislocation Principle (ADP), was a major highlight of Banksy's Dismaland Bemusement Park.
Jamie Reid (Sex Pistols): The mastermind behind the iconic imagery for the Sex Pistols and the quintessential visual language of punk.
This is a significant, ultra-rare piece of art history, blending punk, political satire, and counter-culture legend. Opportunities to acquire this specific 1/10 variant are extremely uncommon.
ULTRA RARE hardly any of these made under 10 Jamie Reid and James Cauty.
These were the first proofs the artist would have used to figure out the main edition.
This is an exceptionally rare, highly sought-after screen print from a collaboration between two counter-culture legends: Jamie Reid (The Sex Pistols) and James Cauty (The KLF / The K Foundation).
While the main edition was 300, this print is one of only 10 that were secretly produced with a unique colorway and a distinct punk crosshatch pattern over the print, making it virtually a 1/10 edition and an investment piece.
Key Features & ; Provenance:
Rarity (1 of 10): This is the scarce variant featuring unique colorways and the exclusive punk crosshatch pattern, setting it apart from the standard edition of 300.
Double Signed with Glyph drawing. The print is hand-signed in pencil by both Jamie Reid and James Cauty. A huge bonus is the addition of Jamie Reid's iconic glyph drawing near his signature.
Title & Image: "Boudica is coming vs Tower Block One." The artwork is a subversive clash of ancient rebellion and modern urban decay.
Quality: A premium six-colour hand-pulled serigraph (silk screen print) on high-quality card.
Dimensions: Measures 45 x 65 cm.
Provenance: Purchased directly from the L-13 gallery London, guaranteeing authenticity.
Collector Bonus: Shipped in a custom cardboard mailer featuring a screen-printed Tower Block One design on the front (a valuable collectible in itself).
About the Artists: The KLF, Sex Pistols & Banksy Connection:
This collaboration connects three major threads of modern British art history:
James Cauty (The KLF): Co-founder of the anarchic duo The KLF, who famously incinerated one million pounds. His dystopian art, including The Aftermath Dislocation Principle (ADP), was a major highlight of Banksy's Dismaland Bemusement Park.
Jamie Reid (Sex Pistols): The mastermind behind the iconic imagery for the Sex Pistols and the quintessential visual language of punk.
This is a significant, ultra-rare piece of art history, blending punk, political satire, and counter-culture legend. Opportunities to acquire this specific 1/10 variant are extremely uncommon.
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