BANKSY 'The Art of Rebellion' Original Documentary Poster

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Last updated 06 juillet 2024

BANKSY 'The Art of Rebellion' Original Documentary Poster

#39;Banksy: The Art of Rebellion' by dir. Elio España 2020Rare original Italian movie poster for the documentary film.55 x 39.4 Inches140 x 100 CentimetersSerigraph print on satin movie poster paper (rolled).Poster features the artist's iconic 'Love is in the Air'.Open Edition (Sold Out).Not released to the public.*Note:
'Banksy: The Art of Rebellion' by dir. Elio España 2020Rare original Italian movie poster for the documentary film.55 x 39.4 Inches140 x 100 CentimetersSerigraph print on satin movie poster paper (rolled).Poster features the artist's iconic 'Love is in the Air'.Open Edition (Sold Out).Not released to the public.*Note: New poster in very good overall condition. ABOUT THE ART Banksy, the world's most infamous street artist, whose political art, criminal stunts, and daring invasions outraged the establishment and created a revolutionary new movement while his identity remained shrouded in mystery. The director Elio España, in just under two hours, manages to give color to a gray, mysterious person thanks to a documentary that delves into Banksy's origins, success and artistic dynamism, without neglecting any side. It is a product that does not limit itself to repeating an art history lesson, but answers more complex questions and raises profound and current reflections.

'Banksy: The Art of Rebellion' by dir. Elio España 2020
Rare original Italian movie poster for the documentary film.
55 x 39.4 Inches
140 x 100 Centimeters
Serigraph print on satin movie poster paper (rolled).
Poster features the artist's iconic 'Love is in the Air'.
Open Edition (Sold Out).
Not released to the public.
*Note: New poster in very good overall condition.

ABOUT THE ART

Banksy, the world's most infamous street artist, whose political art, criminal stunts, and daring invasions outraged the establishment and created a revolutionary new movement while his identity remained shrouded in mystery.

The director Elio España, in just under two hours, manages to give color to a gray, mysterious person thanks to a documentary that delves into Banksy's origins, success and artistic dynamism, without neglecting any side. It is a product that does not limit itself to repeating an art history lesson, but answers more complex questions and raises profound and current reflections.