Miss Bugs (20th Century, UK): Lost Her on the Tube (Snub Nose Print), 2010. Silk Screen and Stencil on London pocket tube map. Number and Stamped (41/500). Unframed.
Miss Bugs are a London-based street-art partnership (a boy and a girl), working together since 2007. From their early days, they have preferred to keep a low profile choosing to communicate through their artwork rather than through media appearances, therefore, not much is known about them.

Daring and dynamic, Street Art has roots in a controversial past. Long-considered vandalism, it was during the 1970s and 1980s that artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring revolutionized the aesthetic, bringing their individual styles to a fine art audience and leading the way for the next generation of artists that includes the likes of Barry McGee, Invader, Mr. Brainwash, Banksy, and Brazilian twins Os Gemeos.

Size 29.5cm x 15cm (unfolded)

Private collection, New England, USA.

Very good condition with light handling. The print was issued folded, resulting in three creases.

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