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Posh Art

Grayson Perry, 1992

Posh Art is a fairly early work by the Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry. In its form and imagery it addresses Perry’s concerns with issues of taste, wealth and class. His irreverent sense of humour is evident in the decorative images of ‘posh’ things, which include banknotes and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I.

More information

Title of artwork, date

Posh Art, 1992

Date supported

2018

Medium and material

Earthenware, Painted and glazed with incised and impressed decoration

Dimensions

43 x 18 x 18

Total cost

75000

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