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Identical stencil.
Identical stencil.
Banksy
"Radar Rat aka Sonic Rat", 2002
Stencil and aerosol spray on metal door.
42 x 24 cm
16 1/2 x 9 1/2 in
16 1/2 x 9 1/2 in
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'Radar Rat aka Sonic Rat or Spiral Rat'. This work was spray painted on a metal door that was based on a road side surveillance box connected to a traffic...
"Radar Rat aka Sonic Rat or Spiral Rat".
This work was spray painted on a metal door that was based on a road side surveillance box connected to a traffic light.
Banksy used the same stencil with variations. Here the center of the spiral is not connected as seen on the other example.
This work was spray painted on a metal door that was based on a road side surveillance box connected to a traffic light.
Banksy used the same stencil with variations. Here the center of the spiral is not connected as seen on the other example.
Provenance
Private collection, London, UK.Literature
This work is featured in the very much expected "Banksy Street Art Catalogue Raisonne" soon to be published.This work features on "Flickr Banksy Pool" which is basically informal auhentication.
Publications
Catalogue Raisonné of Banksy´s Street Art - work ref number 277a.This is a non-studio work and is to be considered as "attributed" to. It means to consider as made by the one indicated especially with the strong evidence but in the absence of 100 % conclusive proof. Same goes for barter traded works, gifted works from the artist. Works left behind at sites, in friends’ apartments in the early years and so on.
The work is not eligible for formal authentication at this current time.