Banksy - GDP Rat

• Screen print on 50gsm paper

• 20 × 15,1 in | 50,5 x 38.5cm

• Unknow Edition

• Year: 2019

A limited amount of these prints were handed out during the Gross Domestic Product show in Croydon in 2019.
Excellent condition, the paper has naturally occurring waves from the screen printing process, though it has been pressed to reduce these.

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