PINK FLOYD The Wall 'Hammers' Poster 297

The marching hammers don't need an introduction. Gerald Scarfe drew them in 1979 and they've been burned into the collective subconscious of anyone who's ever sat in the dark and really listened to The Wall.

This is the iconic hammers image, one of the most recognisable pieces of rock visual art ever committed to print. Not a stretch to call it propaganda art for the alienated, which is exactly why it still hits. If your walls are doing the work that your personality already is, this belongs there next to the band posters, the horror prints, and whatever else you've got going on. It fits the alternative fashion crowd, the prog heads, the dark aesthetic obsessives, the people who take their music seriously enough to put it on their walls.

Maxi poster, 60cm wide x 90cm tall. Professional framing available in black matt wooden frame, mounted on MDF. Send a message to arrange.