Banksy Panda with Guns - NEW Banksy Bristol Modern Street Art Art Canvas Print 40x30 inches

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We use high quality canvases which are designed specifically for canvas printing. Our canvas is a white semi-gloss artists canvas. Staying on the subject of Lenin, ever wondered how he’d look on roller blades? Well, this is how it would look, as originally created by Banksy in 2003 and entitled Lenin on Rollerblades (Who Put the Revolution on Ice?). The original piece was sold off at auction by Bonhams. Cash Machine Girl – London Banksy strikes again in Lowestoft, a coastal town in the east of the UK. This ne work appears to show a child building a sandcastle next to a bit of dug-up road with the message written above it. It appeared on the 7th of August 2021 Banksy’s Better Out Than In is believed to be something of a preview created to promote his New York Residency of the same name the following month. It play of the graffiti term ‘throw up’ my showing a boy vomiting (throwing up), but the vomit is comprised of existing flowers growing up the wall. Twin Towers – New York The original version of Ice Cream Bomb was painted on a wall at Brighton Beach in 2004, but a second version on a wooden palette was later displayed in a London gallery. Girl With Skipping Rope – Brooklyn

If First You Don’t Succeed.. features a young man in a gas mask accompanied by the words “If at first you don’t succeed – call an airstrike”. It was discovered in San Francisco and is believed to be poking fun at America’s perceived willingness to call an airstrike on any country who won’t cooperate with them. If At First You Don’t Succeed location. I’m Out Of Bed Rat – Los Angeles/New York/Italy Flower Aerial Girl, in Los Angeles, features a young girl in silouhette tending a television aerial in the same manner as one would a pot of flowers. The aerial appears to have grown and has sprouted leaves suggesting that the more kids pay attention to TV, the more influence it cultivates. The piece remained relatively untouched on a gas station in Valero until the owner cut it out of the wall and auctioned it for a healthy sum. Baby Carriage

Policeman Searching Girl – Glastonbury

One of the works that has appeared in Banksy’s home town of Bristol is his rendition of beloved character Winnie the Pooh depicted caught in a bear trap with a pot of money on the ground rather than his usual honey! Old Skool – London Banksy has done it again! His latest piece features a man removing a star from the European Union flag. It appeared in Dover Sunday 7th May 2017. Get your Banksy Brexit Star Dover Canvas Print & Poster Now! Two brand new Banksy pieces in New York City! Nighthawks Foreve is a parody on the 1942 Edward Hopper painting. In Banksy's version, we see a drinken British "yob" disturbing the peace by throwing plastic chairs as the window, symbolising perhaps the differences in modern day values with a previous era. It was created by Banksy in 2005. Burning Tyre - Bristol This iconic piece of Banksy artwork first appeared as part of an exhibit in Bristol titled ‘Banksy Versus Bristol Museum’. The original version of Don’t Forget Your Scarf Dear was displayed in an old fashioned style of frame on a sepia mount, the only pop of colour being the son’s bright red scarf. Critics state that while this is not one of Banksy’s more subversive artworks it expresses a simple ideal : that a child should be loved and accepted for what he or she is not because the fit with society’e expectations. It is unclear whether or not this is an outdoor reproduction by Banksy himself or one of many photo-shopped versions with quotes and slogans attached. Drunk Angel – London

This “Snorting Copper” stencil began appearing from 2005 in several places in London, including behind Waterloo Station (Leake Street) as well as in Shoreditch (Curtain Street). The artworks also included several miles of paint “dribble” which trailed through the city and led to the stencil representing a ‘line’ of coke. This piece by Banksy is unquestionably a dig at the immorality and corruption sometimes prevalent in the police force. Perhaps not too surprisingly, this piece was removed. Snorting Copper – approx location (Leake Street) Sweep it Under the Carpet – London In popular culture, the Panda is a cute and harmless creature. This work of art featuring a Panda holding guns causes a deep contrast. Banksy’s Space Girl With Bird was one of the pieces commissioned for Blur’s album Think Tank and appears on the cover of a free supplement cd sample given out with The Observer newspaper. The art work originally appeared on a wall in Chicago. Smiley Grim Reaper – Shoreditch TV Through Window was at the time of writing still in existence albeit behind some plywood boards. It shows a tv set being thrown through a broken window. TV Through Window location. Mobile Phone Lovers – BristolThis piece in New Orleans is a comment on the alleged looting that took place all over the city in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. This piece has since been damaged and painted over, but the buildings owner has had it removed and is looking to restore it to its former glory. Looting Soldiers location. Javelin Thrower – London

The painting of a panda holding guns is a thought-provoking and powerful work of art that reflects their political activism of Banksy and his commitment to using art as a means of social and political commentary. There has also been controversy surrounding the legality of the artwork, as Banksy’s stencil graffiti is often created without the permission or in areas where it is illegal to do so. Some have argued that the artwork should be removed or painted over, while others have called for its preservation as a powerful piece of social commentary. In this article, we will explore the details of Banksy’s “Panda with Guns” artwork, its possible interpretations, the context of Banksy’s political activism, the reception and controversy surrounding the piece, and some frequently asked questions about the artwork. Description of the Artwork Another of Banksy’s rats shows a rat with a barrel of toxic waste spilling across the pavement. Several copies have been seen around LA, but none have been confirmed as being by Banksy. This original one is now barely visible. TV Through Window – London A tour of the East Coast of England reveals a collection of new Banksy Pieces. Poking fun after the COVID 19 pandemic, stay cations have become the new holiday for most brits and Banksy combines this along with political messages to create his art.

Banksy Ukraine Lady In Gas Mask

The contrast between the cute and helpless image of a panda and the aggressive and violent image of guns creates a stark message about the destructive nature of violence and the power of taking a stand against it.