The Word on the Street by Harry Bunce

Giclee on Aluminium

Edition Size of only 95

Supplied framed and ready to hang

Signed by the artist and supplied with certificate of authenticity

Image Size 61.0cm height x 101.0 cm width

Framed Size 74.0 cm height x 114.0 cm width

Artist Profile

Quirky and distinctive paintings, as well as sculptures, of rabbits and cats defy categorisation, combining illustration, street and fine art, with a biting sense of humour.

After a brief and volatile spell at Art School, Bunce studied Fashion and Textiles at Bristol and spent two decades working in fashion. In 2007, his life was changed by a simple question asked by an old school friend at a party - How’s the art going? – which resulted in a turning point for both his career and ambitions.

Bunce still credits his early influences as inspirational children’s authors and illustrators including Beatrix Potter, Richard Scarry and Dr Seuss, alongside punk rock, which blew his 10 year old self away. His work also reflects modern masters such as David Hockney and Keith Haring whose presence regularly makes itself felt in his work.
Harry’s broad appeal has won him admirers from all walks of life, including BBC TV presenter Julia Bradbury and the late Jamaican record producer, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry.

His whimsical images are becoming increasingly prized by collectors who have described his work as ‘Beatrix Potter meets Quentin Tarantino’ and Bunce himself as our ‘rural Banksy’.

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