GOD SAVE THE QUEEN (Limited edition of 74)

 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, Andrea Crespi, 2023

LIMITED EDITION OF 74 (Frame included)

WHY LIMITED EDITION OF 74?

In 1974 the store changed its name to "Sex": the store's interior walls were decorated with pornographic graffiti and began selling fetish clothing.

Westwood says her clothing at the time was considered scandalous, but wearing it made her feel "like a princess from another planet."

Westwood and McLaren's store, at 430 King's Road in London, has changed its name several times over the years: each different name corresponds to a different style adopted by Westwood for his garments. From 1971 to 1974 the store was called "Let it Rock."

Fine Art Print on Ilford Galerie Satin Photo 260 gr, Tecco Photo Lustre.

Museum quality paper.
Poly-coated papers with a semi-glossy finish, excellent performance in both colour and black and white, great resistance to ageing.

SIZE
Print: 420x594 mm / 16,5x23 inches

Print + Frame: 570x750 mm / 22,5x29,5 inches

Closed numbered edition of 74. Numbered, embossed sealed and signed by Andrea Crespi.

Black wooden frame with glass included.

Comes with a print certificate of authentic
(Embossed "Andrea Crespi" signature).

100% MADE IN ITALY.
Our prints and papers are made in Italy.
We collaborate with local craftsmen with a long tradition in the production of artistic artefacts, which guarantees us the best quality and result.

All artworks are shipped in protective packaging, and all duty of care is taken to ensure it gets to you intact.