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The hand-finished versions of Rude Copper are one of the rarest prints by Banksy.
When Banksy created the Rude Copper mural, it featured two British police officers, sticking their middle fingers up at the viewer. The duo makes for an incredibly striking and impactful work of street art on the London Street where it first appeared. In 2002, Banksy released Rude Copper as a screen print, though in the print only one of the two policemen appear. The print is an entirely black and white design with very little detailing. The officer raises his middle finger with an arrogant look upon his face, wearing an old-fashioned custodian helmet, introduced into the British police force in 1863. Although still worn today, this garment is largely considered to be the staple of the old ‘Bobby on the Beat’, a local, friendly neighbourhood copper, who is a sharp contrast to the actions of the officer in the image. Banksy’s scathing opinion of authority and law enforcement can be seen across much of his artwork, and this is no exception. Donuts is another such print, formulating more light-heartedly humorous, tongue-in-cheek critique on the police.
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Buy or sell Rude Copper by Banksy at Andipa Editions.
Buy Rude Copper Print by Banksy
Andipa Editions, as part of Andipa, have been at the forefront of the Banksy secondary market for over 15 years. To enquire about buying a Rude Copper print, contact our gallery via sales@andipa.com or on +44(0)20 7589 2371.
Sell Rude Copper Print by Banksy
With a global network of active buyers, Andipa Editions are the place to sell your Banksy Rude Copper print. Straight-forward and stress-free, we manage the process on your behalf and help to maximise your return. For a complimentary valuation of your Rude Copper print, contact our gallery via sales@andipa.com or on +44(0)20 7589 2371 or view our Banksy prints for sale and Banksy paintings for sale.
