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A woman wearing a tiara, earrings, and a necklace appears beside £10 and ornate Banksy of England lettering on a cream and orange note.

The counterfeit note belongs to a wider currency parody, its punning title playing on 'defaced'. Diana replaces the monarch on a fictional 'Banksy of England' issue, turning a mass hand-out stunt into commentary on royalty, press attention and the scramble for free money.

Materials
Offset lithograph on paper
Size
3 × 5 7/10 in | 7.6 × 14.4 cm
Rarity
Unknown edition
Medium
Print
Condition
Excellent
Signature
Not signed
Certificate of authenticity
Included (issued by authorized authenticating body)
Frame
Not included

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Banksy

British, b. 1974

Banksy is an anonymous British artist whose stencilled images first appeared on the walls of Bristol in the 1990s before spreading to London and to cities around the world. His work pairs a blunt graphic style with pointed commentary on war, policing, consumer culture, surveillance and the art market itself. The authenticated screenprints, released in signed and unsigned editions through Pictures on Walls and later…

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