Banksy Love Rat Canvas Wall Art 30"x20"
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BSY1088-30-CLEARANCE
$140.00
$42.95
$42.95
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Banksy Love Rat. Gallery wrapped canvas wall art. Printed on top quality canvas and stretched on premium 0.75" pine wood bars. Canvas print wraps around the frame on all sides and professionally stapled to the back of the frame. Ships ready to hang.
About Art
World famous graffiti artist Banksy has captured the world’s attention with his graffiti, legal and illegal, in cities across the globe. The artist had many recurring motifs and themes in his work, such as criticizing war, government, political figures, and more, but he does not often use recurring characters. Perhaps that is what makes Banksy’s rats so special; they can be found throughout New York, London, and beyond in different poses and with different messages, but they are surely rats. Rats inhabit the cities; they are sneaky, ugly, dirty, and they are everywhere. No matter how much people dislike these creatures, they must learn to live with them, because rats survive.
In Banksy’s Love Rat piece, first discovered in Liverpool, UK, is simple enough. It features a rat holding a red paintbrush in his two little paws, and on the wall, he has drawn a heart. The heart is dripping with red paint (bleeding?), probably due to the rat’s unsteady paws, but it is bold and complete. In this image, people see a city rat that stands for love, and perhaps they see themselves.
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- Brand new, made to order
- Top Quality Fredrix Archival Canvas
- Epson Printers and Inks
- Professionally stretched around 0.75" thick pine wood frame
- Shipped in custom made boxes with protective sides
- Comes Ready to Hang
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- Life Expectancy Over 100 Years
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- 100% Made in USA
About Art
World famous graffiti artist Banksy has captured the world’s attention with his graffiti, legal and illegal, in cities across the globe. The artist had many recurring motifs and themes in his work, such as criticizing war, government, political figures, and more, but he does not often use recurring characters. Perhaps that is what makes Banksy’s rats so special; they can be found throughout New York, London, and beyond in different poses and with different messages, but they are surely rats. Rats inhabit the cities; they are sneaky, ugly, dirty, and they are everywhere. No matter how much people dislike these creatures, they must learn to live with them, because rats survive.
In Banksy’s Love Rat piece, first discovered in Liverpool, UK, is simple enough. It features a rat holding a red paintbrush in his two little paws, and on the wall, he has drawn a heart. The heart is dripping with red paint (bleeding?), probably due to the rat’s unsteady paws, but it is bold and complete. In this image, people see a city rat that stands for love, and perhaps they see themselves.