Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria
Unsigned Print
Banksy
£15,000-£20,000 Guide
AUD25,000-AUD35,000 Guide
CAD20,000-CAD30,000 Guide
CNY120,000-CNY150,000 Guide
€15,000-€20,000 Guide
HKD130,000-HKD170,000 Guide
¥2,330,000-¥3,110,000 Guide
$15,000-$20,000 Guide
This estimate blends recent public auction records with our own private sale data and network demand.
Screenprint, 2003
Unsigned Print Edition of 500
H 70cm x W 50cm
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Critical Review
This limited edition Queen Victoria screen print in colour was released in 2003 as an edition of 500, the first 50 were signed.
Queen Victoria, a notoriously controversial and thus desirable artwork by Banksy, largely monochromatic original screen print save for the maroon block background. The image originally appeared as a mural on a wall in Bristol, and depicts a photo-realistic stencil of the British monarch in a highly provocative outfit, wearing ruling garb, high-heeled boots, and suspenders, sitting on the face of a woman, with suspender-clad legs akimbo, in a very suggestive manner.
Never one to shy away from controversy and a little political and social criticism, with this painting Banksy is directly referencing, and criticising Queen Victoria’s statement that “women are not able to be gay.” Queen Victoria went as far as passing anti-gay laws.
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