We are delighted to be launching the original limited-edition reproduction of world famous Banksy “Seasons Greeting” in association with Brandler Galleries. Each Banksy design is printed onto YardArts high quality outdoor grade 5mm acrylic, using their state-of-the-art print technology ensuring they are waterproof, uv resistant, fadeproof, highly durable and long lasting in all weathers.
"Seasons Greetings" has never been exhibited in London until now. John Brandler, owner of Brandler Galleries, purchased the mural and is pleased to be exhibiting the artworks and collaborating with at YardArt - the leading outdoor wall art company, who have now released the first set of 'Seasons Greeting' and producing only 25 copies, so get in quick!
Each design comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Brandler Galleries, in addition, a print of the certificate will be on the back of each edition.
We are also excited to announce that the 'Seasons Greetings' piece will be showcased in the Banksy Room at the 'Moments' exhibition, Bury St Edmunds.
This is a once in a lifetime, never to be repeated art investment by one of the most iconic street artists of our time...bringing Banksy’s art back to where it belongs...outside!
Large size: 1000mm x 435mm x 5mm
Waterproof
UV resistant
Fade proof
Durable
Easy to install
1 year guarantee included
Free UK delivery
More about 'Seasons Greetings':
The Banksy appeared just before Christmas 2018 in Taibach, close to the Tata steelworks. From one angle, it shows a child in a bobble hat with a sled, apparently enjoying a snow shower and trying to catch the flakes on their tongue. But from another, it becomes clear that what is falling on the child is a shower of ash.
Banksy confirmed the work was his by releasing a video of the mural accompanied by the Christmas song Little Snowflake.
Brandler bought the Banksy before seeing it in the flesh but said he believed it was one of the artist’s best. “I’m so pleased to have this piece,” he said. “It’s not one of his most valuable but I think it’s one of his most powerful. It’s so 21st century, so poignant. I like his punchy pieces best and this is one of them.”
