“This drawing symbolises the mood of the album, show and film. The whole piece is a scream – Roger’s scream. One of the key inspirations for the entire project was the pain that Roger experienced growing up without his father, who was killed at Anzio in World War II when he was very young."
"When Alan Parker, the film’s director, saw it he said ‘That’s the fucking poster for the film!’"
Artwork Notes:
This is the original, vintage artwrok that was used to create cinema posters and billboards, concert programmes, and all manner of souvenirs.
Exhibition Notes:
The Art of Gerald Scarfe From Pink Floyd The Wall, July 2017, San Francisco Art Exchange LLC.
Collector's Notes:
PLEASE NOTE: Gerald Scarfe retains all copyright and reproduction rights for this image.
Watercolour on Paper
30 1⁄2” x 38 1⁄2” Paper size - SOLD
This artwork sold at our landmark exhibition in 2017 for $1.85 Million. This is a record-setting price for any original artwork from both the rock 'n' roll and film art genres.
While this piece has sold, a similar hand-painted original commissioned work could be produced. Please use the "REQUEST PRICE" button below to contact us for more details.
Alternatively, we recommend
The Wall Commemorative Edition Print, which prominently features this image along with the iconic
Marching Hammers.