About  Rude Copper – 4″ Red – Apologies to Banksy

This  Rude Copper is produced by the company Apologies to Banksy. This  Do it Yourself 4″ inch tall Vinyl Sculpture inspired by the UK Graffiti artist Banksy’s “Rude Copper” work. As one of Banksy’s most iconic works, “Rude Copper” represents a punk subversion of the British Police Officer is a member of the Establishment. Giving the middle finger to capitalism and the hierarchical bureaucracy raising the game in highlighting what all quite frankly us common folks think of the problems within society today. Create an original piece of art using pens, paints, and crayons or leave alone to admire its natural beauty. More details on Rude Copper – 4″ Red – Apologies to Banksy:

• Dimensions (Package): 4.5″ x 3″ x 3″ inches
• Dimensions (Statue): 4″ inches
• Weight: 1 lbs (est)
• Material: Vinyl
• Designed: Apologies to Banksy.
• Warning: Collector’s item only. This is not a toy. It is not designed or made for anyone under the age of 15. Choking Hazard-Small Parts.

About Banksy

While to this day the person known as Banksy is yet to be identified, we can still understand and chart much of the person’s history and repertoire. Banksy began their artwork in 1990 as a freehand graffiti artist, under the umbrella Crew of the Bristol DryBreadZ. Inspired by a plethora of local street artists and interested in breaking into the underground scene, Banksy was heavily influenced by local talents such as the artists Nick Walker, Inkie, and 3D. Around this time and while tagging many areas around Bristol, Banksy met the photographer Steve Lazarides who would become Banksy’s agent. Lazarides would take this opportunity to sell Banksy’s art through his various channels. Utilizing these stencils for their artwork, Banksy has made numerous pieces that are scattered around the UK, all of which usually contain an anti-war, anti-establishment, or anti-capitalist message. Their work endures to this day, and Banksy continually presents their art around the world not only in street art form but also with galleries and exhibitions.