Banksy Peckham Rock - British Museum

Banksy Peckham Rock - British MuseumThis wooden postcard replica from the British Museum shop, has the art work on the front and the text on the back. Approximately 18 cm x 12 cm In 2005 Banksy placed a fake prehistoric rock drawing of a caveman with a shopping trolley on the walls of the British Museum. The Rock was marked with pen. The sign next to it said "This finely preserved example of primitive art dates from the Post Catatonic era and is thought to depict early man venturing

It was recalled after threats from Disney

an intimate setting that draws the viewer’s attention exclusively on to her

The work was created for display over a rubble filled fireplace

The wall’s towering concrete slabs which stand just 5 metres from the hotel’s entrance

Size:  H 42cm x W 53cm

to prevent being sold on the market as anything other

Walled off hotel ink stamp to rear

he wanted to create a piece perfect for the 21st century

the print shows Dorothy in her now iconic gingham dress

Title: Historic Palestine

Speculation is Pablo an old friend of the street artist

Artist: Mr Clever