This artwork by Banksk titled Peckham Rock contain a cave painting of a human pushing a shopping trolley whilst huniting a boar which has two arrows in it providing satirical humour
This artwork by Banksk titled Peckham Rock contain a cave painting of a human pushing a shopping trolley whilst huniting a boar which has two arrows in it providing satirical humour
This artwork by Banksk titled Peckham Rock contain a cave painting of a human pushing a shopping trolley whilst huniting a boar which has two arrows in it providing satirical humour which contatind images of the reverse of the artwork

Banksy, Peckham Rock, 2018

£ 290.00
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Wooden postcard

12 x 18.0 x 0.4 cm (4 7/10 × 7 1/10 × 1/10 in)

This edition is authorised by Pest Control/ Banksy and was created for the British Museum as part of the iObject exhibition in 2018 curated by Ian Hislop.


The original concrete Peckham Rock depicting a prehistoric figure pushing a shopping trolley was placed by Banksy in The British Museum in 2005 alongside an official looking label. The artwork stayed in position for 3 days before being noticed and removed. The reverse of the replica you see here has the information that was displayed on the label next to the original piece. This wooden replica has been made with the permission of Pest Control and is therefore an official piece of Banksy work that was released by the British Museum in 2018 during the exhibition ‘I object: Ian Hislop’s search for dissent’