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Couldn't believe it when I saw rare footage of Banksy on the news tonight, his identity cleverly disguised by having his back to the camera and a hat on. He's been doing is usual stuff on a nice, big, brand new canvas – the Palestinian 'security' wall that the Israelis are building. And it's amazing stuff too.
One of Banksy's finest!
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Almost like Patrick Caulfield.
This kind of work is not that unusual, there was miles of it in Berlin until, oh about 15 years ago. 😉 The best of it was allowed to survive and is at a museum in Berlin I had heard, not sure it's still so.
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