Chris Boyle (1977) - Say Goodbye - 1/1

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Chris Boyle (1977), 'Say Goodbye - 1/1', a 260 × 410 mm hand-signed mixed-media giclée print on 230 g/m² paper from the United Kingdom, 2026, original one-off edition depicting pop culture money art.

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Say goodbye (Amy Winehouse) - 1/1 + COA

Mixed media, giclée print, spray paint, acrylic paint, paint pen, markers and pencil on 230 gsm paper (Not real dollars).

Sent rolled, Worldwide.

Chris Boyle, The Money Artist, is a British contemporary artist creating distinctive money art, banknote art and currency inspired artwork using Giclée printing and mixed media.

Chris transforms the familiar imagery of banknotes and currency into bold, contemporary artworks. Combining high quality Giclée printing with mixed media techniques, layering, texture and graphic imagery, he creates visually striking pieces that explore our fascination with money and what it represents.

Money is more than a means of exchange. It represents wealth, value, power, status, aspiration and consumer culture. Chris takes these familiar symbols and reimagines them through his own artistic language, turning recognisable currency into contemporary artwork.

His work brings together contemporary art, pop art influences, digital imagery, giclée printing and mixed media, creating original and limited edition pieces with a strong visual identity.

For collectors and art lovers looking for something different, Chris Boyle's money artwork and banknote art offers a fresh take on one of the most recognisable symbols of modern life.

Whether you're searching for money art, banknote artwork, currency art, contemporary British art, mixed media art or giclée prints, discover the work of Chris Boyle - The Money artist.

Seller's Story

Chris creates in many formats but is best known for his mixed media artworks on dollar bills. He doesn't stick to one style or medium he loves to vary what he does as much as possible, creating new and exciting artworks as he moves along the conveyor belt of life. His mixed techniques brings together various avatars from the street, as well as references to the cinema, comics and pop icons, in a world shifted and humorous. Heavily influenced by the likes of Banksy, Keith haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol to name a few. Chris has many collectors of his work in many locations around England, Europe, USA and Asia to name a few. In homes and galleries. Google his name to see how prolific he is. His work was recently on display in the Saatchi gallery London in one of the first money art shows there, which sold out incredibly quickly, he was also selected to participate in The ING Discerning Eye 2020 exhibition.


Say goodbye (Amy Winehouse) - 1/1 + COA

Mixed media, giclée print, spray paint, acrylic paint, paint pen, markers and pencil on 230 gsm paper (Not real dollars).

Sent rolled, Worldwide.

Chris Boyle, The Money Artist, is a British contemporary artist creating distinctive money art, banknote art and currency inspired artwork using Giclée printing and mixed media.

Chris transforms the familiar imagery of banknotes and currency into bold, contemporary artworks. Combining high quality Giclée printing with mixed media techniques, layering, texture and graphic imagery, he creates visually striking pieces that explore our fascination with money and what it represents.

Money is more than a means of exchange. It represents wealth, value, power, status, aspiration and consumer culture. Chris takes these familiar symbols and reimagines them through his own artistic language, turning recognisable currency into contemporary artwork.

His work brings together contemporary art, pop art influences, digital imagery, giclée printing and mixed media, creating original and limited edition pieces with a strong visual identity.

For collectors and art lovers looking for something different, Chris Boyle's money artwork and banknote art offers a fresh take on one of the most recognisable symbols of modern life.

Whether you're searching for money art, banknote artwork, currency art, contemporary British art, mixed media art or giclée prints, discover the work of Chris Boyle - The Money artist.

Seller's Story

Chris creates in many formats but is best known for his mixed media artworks on dollar bills. He doesn't stick to one style or medium he loves to vary what he does as much as possible, creating new and exciting artworks as he moves along the conveyor belt of life. His mixed techniques brings together various avatars from the street, as well as references to the cinema, comics and pop icons, in a world shifted and humorous. Heavily influenced by the likes of Banksy, Keith haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol to name a few. Chris has many collectors of his work in many locations around England, Europe, USA and Asia to name a few. In homes and galleries. Google his name to see how prolific he is. His work was recently on display in the Saatchi gallery London in one of the first money art shows there, which sold out incredibly quickly, he was also selected to participate in The ING Discerning Eye 2020 exhibition.

Details

Artist
Chris Boyle (1977)
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Say Goodbye - 1/1
Technique
Giclée, Mixed technique
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
260 mm
Width
410 mm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
United KingdomVerified
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Objects sold
98.72%
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