Unless otherwise stated, all artwork is sold unframed; the gold frames on this page are for display purposes only.

‘Pax Britannica - A Hellish Peace Box Set’

Long sold out set comprising of a complete collection of the ‘Pax Britannica’ signed prints. The ‘exhibition in a box’ includes ‘Wrong War’, which is one of the rarest signed Banksy prints ever issued (these were not available anywhere else), Jimmy Cauty's banned ‘1st Class’'stamp, Peter Kennard's image which was banned by Orange, plus signed works by Richard Hamilton, Sir Anthony Caro and a host of others.

The full list of contributing artists is as follows : Banksy, Steve Bell, James Boswell, Alexander de Cadenet, Sir Anthony Caro, James Cauty, Billy Childish, David Gentleman, Richard Hamilton, Clifford Harper, Brian Jones, John Keane, Peter Kennard, Alan Kitching, Jenny Matthews, Paul Mattsson, Antonio Pacitti, Jamie Reid, Martin Rowson, Ralph Steadman, STOT21stC, Gee Vaucher.

This set is complete and in mint condition (only removed from the box for photographing), comes with the acid free tissue separators between the images, and excellent provenance. Many sets were broken-up, making complete collections increasingly rare.

The Banksy print is hand-signed in pencil.

The whole Pax Britannica Set is housed in a clamshell box which measures approx. 12¾” x 9¾” x 2”

The complete contents of the box are as follows:

A cloth wrap with a list of included artists pinned to it.
Card press release designed by Ralph Steadman.
Banksy - Wrong War - signed.
Ralph Steadman - a reproduction of an article which appeared in the Independent in March 2004.
Ralph Steadman - Road to Bagdad, folded print - signed.
Ralph Steadman - Sheep on Cross - signed.
James Cauty - Black Smoke, Stamps of Mass Destruction - signed.
Peter Kennard- Peace on Earth (banned by Orange) - signed.
Sir Anthont Caro - Table Piece S-14 (in a small envelope) - signed.
Gee Vaucher - Still Life With Nude - signed.
Gee Vaucher - Welcome Home - signed.
Jamie Reid - The Evil Ones - signed.
Jamie Reid - Let's Be Democratic...- signed.
Jamie Reid - Peace is Tough (in a small envelope) - signed.
Richard Hamilton - Installation Study, War Games - signed.
James Boswell - Chains 1943 - signed by Ruth Boswell.
Brian Jones - The Idiot Son - signed.
Martin Rowson - Nye Who? - signed.
Martin Rowson - The War of Blair's Ear - signed.
Paul Mattsson - Death Mask - signed.
John Keane - Laser Guided - signed.
Alan Kitching - It is better to Jaw Jaw than to War War - signed.
Billy Childish - Soldier's Head With Hawk - signed.
Alexander de Cadenet - victims of the Turner Prize war.
Steve Bell - Thanks to Jane Chatterjee - signed.
Jenny Matthews - Fina Kamara - signed.
Antonio Pacitti - Guantanamo Bay - signed.
Clifford Harper - Anacharsis Clootz - signed.
The S.T.O.T21stC - We Won We Won We Won.
David Gentleman - BLIAR Stop The War Coalition - card/sticker - signed.
A burnt page from the Hutton Report in a small envelope.

Further images available on request.

Due to their rarity, these collections sell for up to £20k and look set to appreciate further over the years.

From a strict Limited Edition of just 100 of which only 96 were completed.

JAMIE REID : ‘God Save Us All’

Originally featured as props, in the graveyard scene of ‘The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle’, these are amongst the rarest pieces produced by the artist.

They also have close links with the Situationist International, whose English off-shoot, King Mob, formed after their expulsion in 1967.

The aim of S.I. political philosophy was to re-empower the working classes, by breaking down the boundaries between art and life.

King Mob ditched much of the overtly political causes of the S.I., concentrating more on the celebration and promotion of all forms of anti-social behaviour, and taboo-breaking.

In 1968, King Mob Echo praised Jack-the-Ripper, and others, in line with this philosophy.

Controversial in their subject matter of “three good baddies”, and three “bad baddies”, who can deny that ‘God Save The Cambidge Rapist’, and ‘God Save Myra Hindley’, are very much in the spirit of King Mob's praise of child-killer, Mary Bell?

In the words of the artist “They all needed saving…”

Each set is printed on Arches 88 300gsm, 100% cotton fibre paper with deckled edges, and are individually signed, numbered, and inscribed ‘God Save Us All’ by the artist.

edition: 50 sets
paper size: 22½” x 30½”
image size: 18” x 24”

GOLDIE : ‘Pump Doll’

Artbeatz are pleased to announce that we have secured a very small number of these editions, which are almost all sold out. Due to the low number on offer, please email us to check availability.

Date: 2007

medium: 3-colour screen print on Anodized Aluminium sheet. Each individually rendered. Signed by artist

edition: limited edition of 40

size: 70cm x 50cm

Price: £1500 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

GOLDIE : ‘Mary Lane (Life)’

Artbeatz are pleased to announce that we have secured a very small number of these editions, which are almost all sold out. Due to the low number on offer, please email us to check availability.

Date: 2007

Edition: limited edition of 100, numbered and signed.

medium: 11-colour screen print, 410gsm Somerset tub sized satin paper

size: 70cm x 50cm

Price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

GOLDIE : ‘Life Ain't Black & White’

Artbeatz are pleased to announce that we have secured a very small number of these editions, which are almost all sold out. Due to the low number on offer, please email us to check availability.

Date: 2007

edition: limited edition of 100, numbered and signed.

medium: 6-colour screen print, 410 gsm Somerset tub-sized satin paper


size: 70cm x 50cm

Price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BUENOS AIRES stencil : ‘Mighty Jesus’

The greatest icon from a future heavyweight. Watch this space!

edition: 4/16, signed with provenance

medium: screenprint

size: 55cm x 45cm

price: £350 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate)

BANKSY : ‘Toxic Mary’

The Virgin Mary, mother of organised religion.

edition: 91/150, signed with provenance

medium: screenprint

size: 70cm x 50cm

BRIAN JONES : ‘Babylondon’

Fully titled ‘(Welcome To) Babylondon’, this iconoclastic controversial New Pop piece, surveying Britain's capital, features Jones' acerbic observations, with two verses from William Blake's ‘London’ poem comprising the ransom note border.

Limited Edition of 75, signed, numbered, dated and titled

medium: giclée

size: 23” x 31”

price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BRIAN JONES : ‘People of Berlin…’

Third in Jones' series of cities, this piece surveys the history of Berlin throughout the 20th. century with the artist's numerous visits to the city. Featuring JFK and his classic “Ich bin ein Berliner”/“I am a doughnut” mis-translation, this work is another defining image in Brian Jones' growing visual repertoire.

date: 2008

edition: 33, signed and numbered

medium: giclée on Hannemuhle 265gsm 100% cotton rag

size: 31” x 23”

price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BRIAN JONES : ‘Madollar’ (pink)

Long sold out low numbered (2/25) Ltd. Edition on Arches, by Brian Jones.

Limited Edition of 25, signed, numbered, dated and titled by the artist

medium: screen print

size: 30”½ x 22”½

SOLD

BRIAN JONES : ‘The Withdrawal Method’

Fourth (and hopefully the last) in Brian Jones' ‘Future History’ anti-war series of prints, combining serious political comment with the witty sexual reference of the title. Hand-rendered by the artist, in a signed, numbered, dated, and titled Limited Edition of only twenty five.

date: 2008

medium: screenprint on Arches 88 300gsm, 100% cotton fibre paper with deckled edges

size: 30½” x 22 ½”

price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BRIAN JONES : ‘Chelvis’

Based on Jones' ‘Chelvis’ painting, this work combines two of the 20th. century's most ‘iConic’ faces in one stunning 21st. century screen print. On the verge of selling-out, artbeatz have secured a very limited number of this edition.

Hand-rendered by the artist, in a signed, numbered, dated, and titled Limited Edition of only 33.

date: 2006

medium: screenprint on Arches 88 300gsm, 100% cotton fibre paper with deckled edges

size: 30½” x 22 ½”

price: £300 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BRIAN JONES : ‘The Birth of Rock'n'Roll’

Powerful ‘New Pop’ art from Brian Jones, fusing Botticelli's ‘Birth of Venus’ with the Sun Records logo and John Lennon's guitar!

date: 2008

edition: 33, signed and numbered

medium: giclée on Hannemuhle 265gsm 100% cotton rag

size: 31” x 23”

price: £250 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

GILBERT & GEORGE : ‘Fuck’

(signed)

The reclusive and slightly strange couple have never published any limited edition prints during their career, but agreed to sign just 6000 copies of each of these 2 posters, to support the ongoing work of London's Serpentine Gallery.

edition: 6000 signed

size: 100cms x 70cms


price: £100 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

GILBERT & GEORGE : ‘Are You Angry or Are You Boring?’

(signed)

The reclusive and slightly strange couple have never published any limited edition prints during their career, but agreed to sign just 6000 copies of each of these 2 posters, to support the ongoing work of London's Serpentine Gallery.

edition: 6000 signed

size: 100cms x 70cms


price: £100 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

Rare hand-signed, limited edition print of the famous ‘rat’ & hardback Book, ‘Getting Through The Walls’.A unique window into the world of the most private, but also the most loved, most lauded and most influential figures in street art. This was available at Blek's opening night at his exhibition earlier this year (2008). Limited to 250 & only 100 were available on the night. In excellent condition, the book's inside page is hand signed by Blek & includes a doodle of a rat.

The first and only collection to date of Blek Le Rat's influential art, which is revered by the international street and graffiti community. A superb item for the collector and art lover.

edition: 96/250, signed and numbered

condition: mint

medium: screenprint on arches 100% cotton fibre paper

price: £350 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

BLEK LE RAT : "Computer Man"

(signed, with C.O.A.)

Long before there was “street art” as we now know it, there was Blek le Rat. He has been an inspiration to artists all over the world, from JayBadbc to Oseas Duarte to Shepard Fairey to Banksy—whose work is often an homage to le Rat’s iconography. The godfather of street art.

edition: 85/150

medium: 3-colour screenprint, including varnish, on Somerset satin 300gsm paper

size: 74cm x 72cm

price: £550 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

dr.d : ‘Honour Thy Labels & Thy Plastic’

edition: 50, numbered

medium: screenprint

size: 70cm x 33cm

price: £50 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

dr.d : ‘Thou Shalt Not Shill’

First of the ‘Bent Commandments’ by everyone's favourite bill posteress,dr.d

edition: 50, numbered

medium: screenprint

size: 70cm x 33cm

price: £50 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

CECILY BROWN : ‘Paranoia Man in Cheap Shit Room’

Born London 1969. Expanding the tradition of expressionism, Cecily draws her influences from painters such as Francis Bacon and Willem de Kooning to put a feminine twist on a male dominated art history. Her paintings are marked by a carnal physicality, in which bodies are fragmented, distorted, and fetishised. A sound investment!

edition: 48 of 120, signed, with provenance

medium: aquatint with spitbright and yellow chine colle

size: 33cm x 40.3cm


price: £400 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate)

JODY : ‘Cock Magnet’

Born in the UK, and educated in London at the Royal College of Art, Jody has a way with the marker pen that is unique. He puts together classical drawing skills with wit and a crazy wisdom. His ideas and images are like tattoos for the mind. Once you've seen them - you don't forget them. A constant innovator in materials and typographic presentation, Jody is always working on new ideas and approaches to communicating visually. Lately he has been working on a series about the symbology of Britain and a new approach to type construction using meticulous, flowing watercolour.

edition: 21/35, signed, with provenance

medium: screenprint

size: 76cm x 57cm


price: £400 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate)

3D : ‘In Baghdad’

(signed, with provenance)

Fly British Airmerican, anyone? This piece will resonate above them all. Classic.

edition: 150

medium: screenprint

size: 500 X 700mm


price: £400 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

PETER BLAKE : ‘Bobbie Rainbow’

(signed, with provenace)

Famed for his Sgt. Pepper's album cover for a group called the Beatles, Blake produced ‘Babe Rainbow’ in 1968, in an edition of 10,000, which sold for 19/11d (99½p). These currently change hands for up to £1,000.

In 2001, Blake produced ‘Bobbie Rainbow’, daughter of Babe.

date: 2001

edition: 2000, signed in the plate

medium : lithograph on tin.

size: 44cm x 66cm

price: £400 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

GRAHAM COXON : ‘Girl With The Brown Hair’

Pop star, artist, some say genius, some say best guitarist of his generation. You might be surprised to learn that you probably own a piece of his fine art already. Even Warhol, the master of the accessible public statement, didn't reach as many homes with his iconic Velvet's banana as Graham did with his artwork on Blur's ‘13’ album and its related singles, such as ‘Tender’, and on his five solo albums and singles.

Limited edition of 300, individually signed and numbered by Grahan Coxon

medium: lithograph on 250 gsm textured art board

size: 70cm x 100 cm



price: £310 - UK only (R.o.W. email for rate).

All artwork below has been sold

JAMIE REID : ‘Fuck Forever’ (green)

Originally produced as a prop for the Cambridge Rapist Hotel scenes, in the ‘Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle’, this stunning green version certainly has presence.

Embossed with the ‘Artificial’ stamp, and personally signed and numbered by the artist, these prints are already in the homes of many film, media, and pop stars. A great Fine Art print, and an heirloom of the future.

Becoming increasingly difficult to find, artbeatz has secured a small number of the last existing stock in Britain.

edition: 350

size: 29” x 40”

SOLD

EELUS : ‘The Good, The Bad & The Moon’

Eelus is a Wigan boy. He had short trousers then long trousers. People like him cos he's polite, rarely late and up there with the best. He had great success at the Cans Festival in May which saw the largest mass gathering of stencil artists in the UK, using his weapons alongside Banksy, Blek and Faile.

edition: 32/150, signed with provenance

medium: screenprint

size: 73cm x 55cm

SOLD

JAMIE HEWLETT : ‘2D’

The most distinguished and sought-after Gorillaz character.

edition: 85/150, signed, with provenance

medium: screenprint

size: 50cm x 70cm

SOLD