By Dolt Wisney
SPRAY PAINT & GICLEE PRINT ON 290gsm ARCHIVAL STOCK. SIGNED AND NUMBERED BY ARTIST. ONE OF A SERIES OF 10.
.600g
59.5cm x 59.5cm
Edition of 100
£60.00
1 available
Queen
and Country. Well, they didnt specify which Queen so Dolt Wisney
decided to celebrate a slightly more ancient Queen than old Liz. The
Romans weren't given to praising their defeated foes but Tacitus'
celebrated quote does hint that perhaps even contemporary Romans thought
she had just cause to burn Colchester, St Albans and London to the
ground! The X in this piece alludes to the myth that she is buried
beneath platform 10 of Kings Cross. The background is from an original
photograph of the floor at Upper Campfield Market in Manchester where
early Roman settlements can be found nearby.
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