Banksy (after) – Andy Warhol Banana – spray order drawing/ink on paper - framed

A unique, rare work of art and very beautiful as wall decoration.
This is a spray drawing on paper, not a print or lithograph.
Dimensions are 22.8 x 30.3 cm (W x H).
Professionally framed in black matte frame with passe-partout and anti-reflective acrylic glass to make the artwork stand out even more.
Frame dimensions: 32 x 40 x 1,8 cm (12.6" x 15.8" x 0.7") (W x H x D).
Important note: the back is sealed with acid-free tape in the same color as the frame color. This is not shown in the picture to show you the complete version of the back of the frame, but it will be delivered as is.

Banksy's hommage to Andy Warhol's Banana (1967). It has become an internationally recognized symbol of Warhol, the pioneer of American Pop Art. ... Warhol's innovative album cover featured the image of a banana covered by a banana-skin sticker that fans could pull back to reveal the flesh-colored fruit underneath.

Banksy started out as a graffiti artist. Later order on, he made more and more use of templates (a graphic form intended for repeated use) so that it would take less time to finish a work.
Because no one knows Banksy and there was no formal documentation attached to this artwork, the artist's signature cannot be guaranteed.