Roller Toof
Print
ca. 2011 (made)
ca. 2011 (made)
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This print shows the artist in character at work in the street using a roller. The long-handled roller features in his work in various ways: not only as a tool to paste up prints, but also as a paintbrush and even as a weapon. Sweet Toof’s signature motif is a grinning set of false teeth which reference the image of a skull, but also serve as a metaphor for the idea of the ‘biting’ satire which is a feature of much street art.
Object details
Category | |
Object type | |
Title | Roller Toof (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Screenprint |
Brief description | Sweet Toof: Roller Toof, c.2011. Screenprint |
Physical description | Screenprint depicting the artist in character, at work, using a paint roller. Signed in pencil. |
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Copy number | 11/20 |
Summary | This print shows the artist in character at work in the street using a roller. The long-handled roller features in his work in various ways: not only as a tool to paste up prints, but also as a paintbrush and even as a weapon. Sweet Toof’s signature motif is a grinning set of false teeth which reference the image of a skull, but also serve as a metaphor for the idea of the ‘biting’ satire which is a feature of much street art. |
Collection | |
Accession number | E.282-2013 |
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Record created | December 4, 2012 |
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