Originally released in 2003, Queen Victoria is one of Banksy’s boldest early works—depicting the British monarch in a provocative pose, dressed in suspenders and seated suggestively. The image challenges traditional authority and British conservatism, using satire to confront themes of power, sexuality, and institutional legacy.

Part of a limited unsigned edition of 500, this piece remains a standout example of Banksy's early stencil style and rebellious wit.

Fully authenticated by Pest Control – a provocative and iconic print for collectors of subversive contemporary art.