Banksy - Trolleys Black and White - Screen print on paper - Unsigned Trolleys Black and White is an unsigned screen print on paper. It was realized by Banksy in 2006 in a limited edition of 500 unsigned pieces. Trolleys Black and White serigraphy depicts three cavemen in the act of hunting supermarket trolleys. Through the introduction of an element of contrast, Banksy is able to prompt a reflection on the incapacity of modern men to provide for themselves. Banksy’s artwork measures 50x70 cm. It is provided with a Pest Control authentication certificate and it belongs to the iconic Barely Legal Print Set. Banksy’s criticism through street art: images of modern man Trolleys Black and White by Banksy - “Trolley Hunters” is the artwork’s most famous name - was released in several editions. The first one, realized for Barely Legal exhibition, includes 500 unsigned prints. The artwork captures three cavemen bent over a grassy field in the act of hunting a herd of supermarket trolleys. The whole scene is in black and white, except for the bright red trolley handles. Banksy encloses his polemical thoughts within a game of contrasts, which comes to life in the form of a dialogue between symbolic images of opposite worlds and times. With his trolleys, Banksy designs one of the six iconic prints of the Barely Legal Print Set. The series also includes Applause, Festival, Grannies, Morons and Sale Ends. Such artworks were exhibited at Barely Legal exhibition, which marked a turning point for the status of street art within the art world. Banksy Trolleys Black and White for sale on Deodato.us If you are interested in the work by Banksy Trolleys Black and White for sale you are in the right place. Don’t hesitate to contact us for any doubt or further information about the artwork. On Deodato.us you can find a wide selection of original Banksy Art for sale with transparent prices. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you need more information about the artwork, the artist or whatever you would like to ask to us.