Street Art Landscape Prints

Paint it Black by Shepard Fairey, Activism Street Art Print. Released as a larger letterpress with a deckle edge, having dimensions of 14.5 inches by 19...

The artwork was personally obtained by me when I visited the Walled Off Hotel. It has a stamp in the lower left corner that reads, "The Walled Off Hotel". Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from the Hotel which also has a stamp on it. The verso of the print is also a stamp which cannot be seen from the front of the print. The print is in pristine condition and has been stored flat since my arrival back from the Hotel. Also has four crisp corners and is in near mint/mint condition. Banksy’s career—filled with art world pranks and political activism—has produced a variety of posters showcasing the street artist’s wry sense of humor. Commissioned by Greenpeace to protest global deforestation, Banksy’s early poster Save or Delete (2002) features blindfolded characters from Disney’s The Jungle Book standing amidst a devastated landscape. In 2005, Banksy pranked The Museum of Modern Art by secretly installing a painting of a Tesco Value soup can (a spoof on Andy Warhol’s famous silkscreens of Campbell’s Soup Cans) in one of its galleries—a hoax that went unnoticed by the museum’s staff for six days and inspired a series of Tesco Value soup can posters years later. Collectible Banksy posters also include promotional prints for his exhibition “Barely Legal...

The bright pop-art ‘Puzzled III' is a unique stencil, silkscreen, painting on paper by contemporary art prodigy and street-artist, Hijack. The street pop-art piece reflects the political and cultural divide in today’s society with vivid primary color and monochromatic background. The exclusive edtioned blue chip print was created in 2021. The street-art style of the work has saturated graffiti covered urban landscape background with multiple screen printed layers of colorful archival pigment on the Rubik's cube heads of the men in suits. Hijack's iconic 'Puzzled' imagery is reminiscent of graffitied murals and sets a tone of playful jest when examining the misunderstandings found in everyday life. Hijack has commented that the 'Puzzled' iconography is a message about the importance of seeing eye to eye with others and that most human relationships in life are complex despite willingness to problem solve. The ‘Puzzled III' painting is the quintessential contemporary street pop artwork, a unique piece as only one of one in existence. The hard lines, edgy detailing, and simplistic subject matter give viewers a glimpse into the mind of a modern-day Artist with a penchant for activism and innovative creativity that translates 'reality' with a humorous twist. The blue chip artwork on paper is signed by the Artist on the lower left front, stenciled and dated on verso. The work arrives in a custom made white glossy lacquer frame with hooks on reverse for effortless installation. Hijack has made a name for himself with a signature street art style that separates him from the crowd and his street art mentors, such as the legendary Banksy, Shepard Fairey, KAWS, and his father, Mr. Brainwash. Hijack’s work often comments on the contemporary world in a humorous, refreshing, and thought-provoking manner. His works are a revelation in street art, as his murals and installations are imaginative, brilliantly constructed, and seen in cultural hot spots around the globe. HIJACK, born in 1992, started as an underground street artist, silently stenciling the streets at night. In April 2013, Hijack took the United Kingdom art...

The artwork was personally obtained by me when I visited the Walled Off Hotel. It has a stamp in the lower left corner that reads, "The Walled Off Hotel". Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from the Hotel which also has a stamp on it. The verso of the print is also a stamp which cannot be seen from the front of the print. The print is in pristine condition and has been stored flat since my arrival back from the Hotel. Also has four crisp corners and is in near mint/mint condition. Banksy’s career—filled with art world pranks and political activism—has produced a variety of posters showcasing the street artist’s wry sense of humor. Commissioned by Greenpeace to protest global deforestation, Banksy’s early poster Save or Delete (2002) features blindfolded characters from Disney’s The Jungle Book standing amidst a devastated landscape. In 2005, Banksy pranked The Museum of Modern Art by secretly installing a painting of a Tesco Value soup can (a spoof on Andy Warhol’s famous silkscreens of Campbell’s Soup Cans) in one of its galleries—a hoax that went unnoticed by the museum’s staff for six days and inspired a series of Tesco Value soup can posters years later. Collectible Banksy posters...

The street pop artwork ‘Puzzled III' on canvas with stenciled graffiti by contemporary street-artist prodigy Hijack, reflects the political and cultural divide in today’s society. T...

Banksy Visit Historic Palestine Print Mint Condition The only way to obtain this print was by staying overnight in the Hotel in Bethlehem. On the verso of the print it is double stamped with the Walled Off Hotel Emblem. The artwork was personally obtained by me when I visited the Walled Off Hotel. It has a stamp in the lower left corner that reads, "The Walled Off Hotel". Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from the Hotel which also has a stamp on it. The print is in pristine condition and has been stored flat since my arrival back from the Hotel. Also has four crisp corners and is in near mint/mint condition. Any questions please and thank you ask away. Banksy’s career—filled with art world pranks and political activism—has produced a variety of posters showcasing the street artist’s wry sense of humor. Commissioned by Greenpeace to protest global deforestation, Banksy’s early poster Save or Delete (2002) features blindfolded characters from Disney’s The Jungle Book standing amidst a devastated landscape. In 2005, Banksy pranked The Museum of Modern Art by secretly installing a painting of a Tesco Value soup can (a spoof on Andy Warhol’s famous silkscreens of Campbell’s Soup Cans) in one of its galleries—a hoax that went unnoticed by the museum’s staff for six days and inspired a series of Tesco Value soup can posters years later. Collectible Banksy posters...

Yin-Yang is Pejac's 1st diptych limited edition print, created after one of the most popular drawings from his latest show in Paris last year, which artist recreated in larger scale especially for this release. Putting the focus on one of his closest and most recurring themes - global warming and climate change, the artist's studio teamed up with Avant Arte...

23 color screen print On 300 gsm somerset paper. Hand signed, dated and numbered by Pez. From the edition of 150. Certificate of authenticity included. Artwork in excellent condition. All reasonable offers will be considered. About the Artist: Pierre Yves Riveau, (French, born 1976) known as Pez, creates surrealistic, finely detailed drawings of American cartoon characters in extreme states of neglect and decomposition. Mixing pop culture and street art, Pez’s illustrations recall the deconstructive Pop art of Matt Gondek and Nicolas Rubinstein and the street aesthetics of Etam Cru...

The minimalist pop-art ‘Puzzled' is a limited edition silkscreen print on paper by contemporary art prodigy and street-artist, Hijack. The street pop-art piece reflects the political and cultural divide in today’s society with vivid primary color and monochromatic background. The exclusive edtioned blue chip print...

The street pop artwork ‘Puzzled III' on canvas with stenciled graffiti by contemporary street-artist prodigy Hijack, reflects the political and cultural divide in today’s society. T...

Color screen print on hand-torn archival art paper. Hand signed and numbered, with a thumb print on the back. From the edition of 75. Artwork is in excellent condition. Certificate...

The street pop artwork ‘Puzzled II' on canvas with stenciled graffiti by contemporary street-artist prodigy Hijack, reflects the political and cultural divide in today’s society. The mulit-color silkscreen, acrylic, and mixed media pop art painting on canvas is a unique work, created in 2020. Featuring street art style and whimsical abstract graffiti elements, the bold stenciled outlines of men in suits with bright primary color Rubik's cube heads sets the tone of playful jest when examining the common misunderstandings in everyday life. Hijack has commented that his iconic 'Puzzled' imagery is a message about seeing eye to eye with others, that can apply to most human relationships in life in macro and micro scale. The abstract and vibrant ‘Puzzled’ II is signed by the artist on the lower front, dated verso, and comes in a metallic floating frame with wire on reverse for effortless installation. Hijack has made a name for himself with a signature street art meets fine art style that separates him from the crowd and his mentors, such as the legendary BANKSY, KAWS, Shepard Fairey and his father, Mr. Brainwash. Hijack’s work often comments on the contemporary world in a humorous, refreshing, and thought-provoking manner. His works are a revelation in street art, as his murals and installations are imaginative, brilliantly constructed, and seen in cultural hot spots around the globe. HIJACK, born in 1992, started as an underground street artist, silently stenciling the streets at night. In April 2013, Hijack took the United Kingdom art scene by storm with his gallery debut at the prestigious Mead Carney Fine Art gallery on Dover Street in London. The show was so highly anticipated that it sold out and extended, due to incredulous high demand. Works including, “Never too Young to Dream Big” and “Perfection is False,” struck a chord with the crowd. When Hijack took his vision to the streets, spraying a stencil of “Never too Young to Dream Big” in London, it quickly caught the attention of UK news outlets and websites. The Mead Carney exhibition garnered buzz and Hijack’s landmark debut was featured in Art of England’s June 2013 issue, Huffington Post UK, The Art Newspaper, & The Telegraph, to name just a few. In October of 2013, Hijack was invited, along with Mr. Brainwash, to do an exhibit at the Dieresis Cultural Center in Guadalajara, Mexico. The exhibit was extended for months, attracting large crowds, drawing a mass of media attention, and delighting art collectors and audiences internationally. 2014 proved to be an incredible year for Hijack, propelling his meteoric rise within the art scene. In June, Hijack mounted a solo show at Galerie Moretti & Moretti, one of Paris’ best contemporary galleries, entitled “Life Through Street Art.” In November, Hijack had his Asian debut, with an exhibition at Japan’s Gallery 21. The Gallery 21 show created an avalanche of press for Hijack, including a feature in Vogue Japan. In addition to his gallery shows and solo street art installations, Hijack also collaborates with other internationally-renowned street artists, including New York’s Cope and Japan’s Dragon 76...