I'm a Mess
Collage on paper with gouache and pen, 2007
26.5 x 19cm

Jamie Reid

Born in Croydon in 1947 Jamie Reid studied at Wimbeldon Art College and then Croydon Art School. On leaving art school he became actively involved with the Situationalist International Movement, before moving to the Isle of Lewis in 1975. The following year his art college friend Malcolm McLaren invited Reid to work with his new music based project The Sex Pistols, producing artwork and publicity materials for a string of their singles and LPs. His sleeve design for the album Never Mind the Bollocks caused instant outrage with a portrait of the Queen with a safety pin through her lip and swastika eyes. Reid exhibits internationally and a recent retrospective of his work proved immensely popular arriving in Liverpool in 2006 via Tokyo and New York, each show having to extend its run to satisfy the overwhelming demand.     

Anarchy in the UK
Screenprint on canvas
Signed
71 x 100cm

Sue Catwoman Dolls
Collage mounted on cut board, 1979
27.56 x 19cm

God Save the Queen
screenprint on canvas
Signed
71 x 100cm

Anarchy in the UK - Monster on the Roof (Trial version)
Ink on paper, 1976
22.5 x 21.3cm

Fuck Forever
Screenprint on paper
Signed and numbered.
From an edition of 50,
with blind stamps
162 x 72cm

God Save the Queen-Swastika Eyeballs
Signed. Edition of 10
82 x 61cm