God Save The Queen, 2022, a striking unique edition by internationally acclaimed street artist Mr. Brainwash (Thierry Guetta). The work captures Brainwash’s signature fusion of graffiti, pop culture, and street iconography, featuring a chimp holding a spray can against a vibrant, layered backdrop of tags and stencils. The bold red lettering “God Save the Queen” dominates the piece, blending irreverence with homage in the artist’s unmistakable style.
The artwork is hand-signed by Mr. Brainwash on the front, with an additional signature, inscription, and date on the reverse. It is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity for full verification.
Measuring 30 x 22 inches, this unique work is presented in a clean black wood frame with glazing, ready to hang.
A rare and highly collectible statement piece, God Save the Queen exemplifies Mr. Brainwash’s energetic approach to contemporary art, combining humour, rebellion, and cultural commentary in a way that resonates with collectors worldwide.
| Medium: | Mixed media |
| Format: | Mixed media |
| Size (Unframed): | 76 x 56 cm |
| Size (Framed): | 91 x 61 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
| Condition: | Excellent |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 1 of 1 |
Thierry Guetta, better known as Mr. Brainwash, has become a significant figure in contemporary art, blending street art with pop culture in ways that captivate both critics and collectors alike. Born on January 31, 1966, in France and based in Los Angeles, Guetta’s rise to fame was propelled by his appearance in the Banksy-directed documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop, which explores the street art movement. The film helped introduce Guetta to a global audience and cemented his role in the art world, despite ongoing speculation about whether his work is part of an elaborate prank masterminded by Banksy.
Embracing both traditional pop art elements and street art’s rawness, Mr. Brainwash’s exhibitions and creative projects have resonated worldwide.
Beyond his creative pursuits, Mr. Brainwash is known for his philanthropy. He has donated artwork to support causes like the Los Angeles LGBT Center and Product RED, and he’s created murals to honor the victims of 9/11. His support of organizations like the Prince’s Trust and “Let Girls Learn” illustrates his commitment to social change. Notably, he also met privately with Pope Francis to support Scholas, the Pope’s foundation aimed at helping youth worldwide.
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