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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by doublehelix on May 29, 2008 13:02:13 GMT 1, article here
Anyone know anything about it?
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Grafter
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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by Grafter on May 29, 2008 13:32:31 GMT 1, Yeah, I saw it. Went to fetch me camera and it had gone by the time I got back.
It was a full size hoodie type character crouching down and looking through the letterbox of the door. It was made up of about 3 layers Black/Grey/White. There was no tag and it was pretty well done but I doubt very much it was by 'The Big Guy.
Yeah, I saw it. Went to fetch me camera and it had gone by the time I got back.
It was a full size hoodie type character crouching down and looking through the letterbox of the door. It was made up of about 3 layers Black/Grey/White. There was no tag and it was pretty well done but I doubt very much it was by 'The Big Guy.
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angryboy
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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by angryboy on May 29, 2008 13:35:12 GMT 1, That's all of a few hundred metres from my flat and I missed it entirely.
That's all of a few hundred metres from my flat and I missed it entirely.
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sham69
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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by sham69 on May 29, 2008 13:41:46 GMT 1, Great to see those in the retired community demonstrate the skills needed to determine the authenticity of Banksy's work.
"It was in black grey and white and it had that stencil look to it which Banksys have. Also the figure was looking through the holes in the metal, so the painting was using the environment - like the Banksy in Essex Road which uses a strip on the wall as a flag pole for a Tesco bag."
she knows her stuff.
Great to see those in the retired community demonstrate the skills needed to determine the authenticity of Banksy's work.
"It was in black grey and white and it had that stencil look to it which Banksys have. Also the figure was looking through the holes in the metal, so the painting was using the environment - like the Banksy in Essex Road which uses a strip on the wall as a flag pole for a Tesco bag."
she knows her stuff.
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scavos
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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by scavos on May 29, 2008 14:19:00 GMT 1, Great to see those in the retired community demonstrate the skills needed to determine the authenticity of Banksy's work. "It was in black grey and white and it had that stencil look to it which Banksys have. Also the figure was looking through the holes in the metal, so the painting was using the environment - like the Banksy in Essex Road which uses a strip on the wall as a flag pole for a Tesco bag." she knows her stuff.
LOL!
That reminds me, I've not seen Vasie around here for a while....  
Great to see those in the retired community demonstrate the skills needed to determine the authenticity of Banksy's work. "It was in black grey and white and it had that stencil look to it which Banksys have. Also the figure was looking through the holes in the metal, so the painting was using the environment - like the Banksy in Essex Road which uses a strip on the wall as a flag pole for a Tesco bag." she knows her stuff. LOL! That reminds me, I've not seen Vasie around here for a while.... |
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Banksy in Newington Green Road?, by cubrik on May 29, 2008 15:14:38 GMT 1, would like to a pic of this one
would like to a pic of this one
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