A limited selection of rare vintage collectable Sex Pistols prints have launched online, exclusive to the UK.
The prints are from English artist, Jamie Reid, who is known for his distinct style of décollage in the Avant Garde art movement and who helped to define the image of punk rock at the height of its reign in the 1970s.
The prints – which are from Jamie’s 1997 ‘Peace is Tough’ show at New York’s Artificial Gallery, released to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the exhibition – are entitled ‘God Save The Queen’ and are available in both gold and silver on blue screenprint.
They aim to capture the reverential spirit and aesthetic of the Punk rock era that has helped shape music, fashion, and counterculture for generations – past, present and future.
The two collectable, 300gsm screenprints are 101 x 75cm in size, signed by Jamie and feature the Artificial Gallery blind stamp and ink stamp on the reverse.
The collaboration was brought together by Bravado with Jamie and John Marchant who curated the 1997 exhibition.
The limited edition prints are available from store.sexpistolsofficial.com.
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