Shepard Fairey The Greed Depression
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About the work
About This Piece
“The Greed Depression” — Dual-Signed Screen Print
The Greed Depression Print by Shepard Fairey x NoName
A Shepard Fairey × NoNAME collaboration — “The Greed Depression,” based on Fairey’s cover design for George Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London, a biting commentary on greed and the brutality of capitalism. Hand-signed by BOTH artists and numbered from the edition of 300. Offered unframed.
Print Details
| Artists | Shepard Fairey (b. 1970) & NoNAME |
| Title | The Greed Depression |
| Year | 2020 (released November 17, 2020) |
| Medium | Two-color screen print |
| Paper | Cream Speckletone |
| Size | 18 × 24 in |
| Edition | Dual-signed & numbered, edition of 300 |
| Signatures | Signed by both Shepard Fairey and NoNAME |
| Inspiration | Fairey’s cover for Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London |
| Condition | Excellent — please review all photos, which form part of the description |
About the Work
“My friend NoName and I collaborated back in 2020 on a print inspired by my cover for George Orwell’s ‘Down and Out in Paris and London’ and our mutual irritation with greed and the brutality of many aspects of capitalism. NoName and I are both frustrated by the forces which convince much of the public to fall in line with a system that grinds them (and most of us) in its gears… your money will support NoName’s public art endeavors and survival within the gears of capitalism… oh, and mine too! We both appreciate the support.” — Shepard Fairey
About the Artists
Shepard Fairey (American, b. 1970) is one of the most influential street artists of his generation — OBEY / Andre the Giant Has a Posse, the 2008 Obama HOPE poster, and a global body of political print work held by the Smithsonian, MoMA, and the V&A. NoNAME is a street artist and activist whose pointed public work shares Fairey’s anti-authoritarian, anti-greed sensibility.
What Is Included
- One (1) dual-signed Shepard Fairey × NoNAME “The Greed Depression” screen print, edition of 300, unframed
Shipping & Handling
Ships from the San Francisco Bay Area, fully insured, primarily via UPS. Prints are shipped flat, sandwiched between rigid backing boards inside a heavy-duty stay-flat mailer to protect the corners and prevent creasing. Tracking on every order. Combined shipping available on multiple purchases — message before paying and we will adjust the invoice.
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Limited Edition Collaboration With Strong Visual Impact
The Greed Depression print is a standout limited edition screen print created through the collaboration between Shepard Fairey and NoName. Released in 2020, this artwork is part of a small edition of only 300 pieces, making it highly desirable for collectors of contemporary and street-inspired art. The piece reflects the bold graphic style associated with Shepard Fairey, combined with the unique creative voice of NoName. As a dual signed print, it carries added authenticity and collector value, appealing to buyers who appreciate both artistic significance and rarity in one compelling release.
Design, Style, and Collector Appeal
Visually, The Greed Depression print delivers the strong contrast, layered symbolism, and social commentary that fans expect from Shepard Fairey collaborations. Screen printing gives the artwork sharp lines, rich color, and a handcrafted finish that enhances its presentation. The theme suggests a critical look at consumer culture and economic strain, which adds depth beyond its visual power. Collectors often seek pieces like this because they combine meaning, limited availability, and recognizable names. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery setting, this print offers both visual presence and conversation-starting relevance.
Why This Signed 2020 Screen Print Stands Out
What makes The Greed Depression print especially attractive is its combination of limited supply, dual signatures, and strong artistic reputation. A 300-copy edition is small enough to create real scarcity, while the 2020 release places it within a modern period of high demand for official collaborations. Dual signing adds a personal touch that can increase long-term collector interest and resale potential. For buyers looking to invest in meaningful art with trusted provenance, this print offers an excellent balance of quality and exclusivity. It is a powerful example of contemporary printmaking with lasting appeal.
Limited Edition Collaboration With Strong Visual Impact
The Greed Depression print is a standout limited edition screen print created through the collaboration between Shepard Fairey and NoName. Released in 2020, this artwork is part of a small edition of only 300 pieces, making it highly desirable for collectors of contemporary and street-inspired art. The piece reflects the bold graphic style associated with Shepard Fairey, combined with the unique creative voice of NoName. As a dual signed print, it carries added authenticity and collector value, appealing to buyers who appreciate both artistic significance and rarity in one compelling release.
Design, Style, and Collector Appeal
Visually, The Greed Depression print delivers the strong contrast, layered symbolism, and social commentary that fans expect from Shepard Fairey collaborations. Screen printing gives the artwork sharp lines, rich color, and a handcrafted finish that enhances its presentation. The theme suggests a critical look at consumer culture and economic strain, which adds depth beyond its visual power. Collectors often seek pieces like this because they combine meaning, limited availability, and recognizable names. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery setting, this print offers both visual presence and conversation-starting relevance.
Why This Signed 2020 Screen Print Stands Out
What makes The Greed Depression print especially attractive is its combination of limited supply, dual signatures, and strong artistic reputation. A 300-copy edition is small enough to create real scarcity, while the 2020 release places it within a modern period of high demand for official collaborations. Dual signing adds a personal touch that can increase long-term collector interest and resale potential. For buyers looking to invest in meaningful art with trusted provenance, this print offers an excellent balance of quality and exclusivity. It is a powerful example of contemporary printmaking with lasting appeal.