Lot 314

David Shrigley OBE (b 1968)’Please remove your brain from my jar’ Offset Lithograph, Edition of 350,

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11 Aug 2024 · Collective Art Auction | Limited Edition Prints, Posters & Collectables | Closes for entries 24/07/24

Description

David Shrigley OBE (b 1968)’Please remove your brain from my jar’ Offset Lithograph, Edition of 350, COA, 2020

Description – ‘Please remove your brain from my jar’. Shrigley created this limited edition print to encourage joy, thoughtfulness and curiosity in any space, at home or work and for everyone.

This 2020 concept Edition is printed on thick matt Munken paper with matt imagery, this official concept work by David Shrigley is typically humorous and thought provoking. 

The off-set lithograph concept offers social comment on everyday interactions on someone or something you know.

Artist : David Shrigley OBE

Title :  ‘Please remove your brain from my jar’

Year : 2020

Signed : Un-signed 

Limited Edition : 1 of a Limited edition of 350

COA : Certificate of Authenticity issued by the official Shrigley publisher

Medium : Off-set lithograph, printed on 200g Munken Lynx paper

Dimensions : 50 x 70 cm overall

Published and Printed : by Narayana Press, Denmark

Blind stamps : None

Framed : No

Condition : In great as new condition. Stored flat. 

Postage and Packing – Due to geographical location Postage and insurance varies if required. 

Within this URBAN ART AUCTION, Items Can be combined for best value postage. Please contact for details. UK mainland signed for. Worldwide.

About the artist

David Shrigley is a British artist and illustrator, best known for his humorous and thought provoking illustrations such as ‘FRONT OF FROG BACK OF FROG’ which offer social comment on everyday interactions and comments on everyday interactions on someone or something you know.

He has exhibited across North America and Europe and is the author of numerous books on drawing. His sculpture Everything is Really Good was exhibited on the Fourth Plinth at Trafalgar Square in September 2016, and a number of his artworks form part of Tate’s collection.

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