BANSKY - BARELY LEGAL

Created in 2006 and used as the poster image for the landmark LA exhibition in September that year. The original concept for the Barely Legal Poster is Banksy at his most outrageous. Taken from the famous and, at the time, controversial image of Hollywood celebrity Demi Moore’s iconic 1991 Vanity Fair cover. The Image was featured on advertisements pasted around the city in the days leading up to the exhibition, the perfect emblem for Banksy’s breakthrough US show: Barely Legal. Featuring the idiosyncratic monkey mask – a disguise associated with Banksy himself and familiar to well-known images of the notoriously anonymous artist – this mischievous and brazen parody utterly encapsulates the daring humour at the heart of the artist’s vision, classic Banksy at his absolute best.

Beautifully framed with AR 99 UV Blocking and Anti Reflective Artglass.

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