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Gilbert & George: GOD SUCKS Ink wash:GOD SUCKS - Framed The murals' tenure at SerpentineGilbert & George GOD SUCKS, part of suite of 12 unique Ink washes Special 400 gsm watercolour paper and Indian ink 70 x 100 cm Edition of 50 Hand signed and numbered by the artists 1,000 For their love of Londons Serpentine Gallery and its Artistic Director, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gilbert & George have created a suite of twelve ink washes, 50 originals of each. In 2002 Serpentine hosted Gilbert & George: The Dirty Words Pictures, 1977 having originally