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Banksy: Man, Myth, Legend
Banksy. Human. Myth. Legend. Banksy - a pseudonym of the British graffiti artist, political activist and painter,
whose identity has not yet been disclosed. His satirical street art and provocative inscriptions combine coarse black humor
and graffiti made in stencil technology. Such artistic works of political and social issues can be found on the streets,
walls and bridges of cities throughout the world. Many people think that his work look just fine, and make brighter place called "Earth".
Graffiti on a wall in Camden, London, December 22, 2009. British media credited the work of the artist under the name Banksy.
A man walks past anti-war graffiti artist Banksy in the UK Parliament Square in Westminster February 28, 2006.
Newbie looking for a new print artist Banksy titled "Flag" in line at Santas Ghetto gallery in London December 18, 2006.
A woman walks past one of Banksy works in San Francisco, California, May 4, 2010.
Graffiti on the wall of a building in the area of Stokes Croft in Bristol September 9, 2009. Authorities hometown artist under the name Banksy first decided to vote whether to keep or remove graffiti work. This decision came into their heads after the exhibition of the artist, which accounted for 300,000 people, and is attracted to the economy of $ 17 million
Graffiti on the wall of a building in Bristol.
Graffiti on the wall of a building in Bristol.
The inscription "I do not believe in global warming" on the wall next to the Regent Canal in Camden, London, December 22, 2009.
Another masterpiece Banksy on a wall Egyptian theater during the festival «Sundance» in Park City, Utah, January 22, 2010. In this theater, sponsor Robert Redford, premiere of the film, starred outside the major Hollywood studios.
Graffiti by Banksy on a wall during the film festival «Sundance» in Park City, Utah, January 22, 2010.
Skier looking at a work of art by Banksy on a wall of a building in Park City, Utah.
A woman walks past graffiti in the style of the next Banksy in London September 24, 2009.
A Palestinian boy walks past graffiti by Banksy near the Qalandiya checkpoint in the West Bank, 10 August 2005.
Figure girl with stuffed into ice with dynamite at the exhibition «Turf War» in the East End of London, July 17, 2003.
Cardboard image of police with wings and emoticons instead of people at the exhibition «Turf War» in London on July 17, 2003.
A cow with a name of the artist Banksy exhibition «Turf War» in London.
A member of the Palestinian security services to Banksy picture during the visit of US President George W. Bush in the town of Bethlehem January 10, 2008. Bush arrived on a visit to the West Bank of the Jordan River, where there was a conflict between Israel and Palestine on the borders.
Banksy Graffiti on a pole on an island in Edinburgh, September 5th, 2008. This pillar of the present pattern of Banksy estimated at more than 70,756 dollars and was put up for auction in London on September 27.
Police are looking at Banksy graffiti on the wall of the tunnel from the subway station of Waterloo in London June 23, 2008. Unused tunnel in south London was the site of a huge public exhibition of the British graffiti artist Banksy. Now you can find the various graffiti artists.
A man walks past the figure in a tunnel near Waterloo Station in London on June 23, 2008
Details of the work in the tunnel in London.
Details of the work in the tunnel in London.
Street graffiti by British artist Banksy on a wall near the camera channel CCTV in central London November 25, 2008.
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whose identity has not yet been disclosed. His satirical street art and provocative inscriptions combine coarse black humor
and graffiti made in stencil technology. Such artistic works of political and social issues can be found on the streets,
walls and bridges of cities throughout the world. Many people think that his work look just fine, and make brighter place called "Earth".
Graffiti on a wall in Camden, London, December 22, 2009. British media credited the work of the artist under the name Banksy.
A man walks past anti-war graffiti artist Banksy in the UK Parliament Square in Westminster February 28, 2006.
Newbie looking for a new print artist Banksy titled "Flag" in line at Santas Ghetto gallery in London December 18, 2006.
A woman walks past one of Banksy works in San Francisco, California, May 4, 2010.
Graffiti on the wall of a building in the area of Stokes Croft in Bristol September 9, 2009. Authorities hometown artist under the name Banksy first decided to vote whether to keep or remove graffiti work. This decision came into their heads after the exhibition of the artist, which accounted for 300,000 people, and is attracted to the economy of $ 17 million
Graffiti on the wall of a building in Bristol.
Graffiti on the wall of a building in Bristol.
The inscription "I do not believe in global warming" on the wall next to the Regent Canal in Camden, London, December 22, 2009.
Another masterpiece Banksy on a wall Egyptian theater during the festival «Sundance» in Park City, Utah, January 22, 2010. In this theater, sponsor Robert Redford, premiere of the film, starred outside the major Hollywood studios.
Graffiti by Banksy on a wall during the film festival «Sundance» in Park City, Utah, January 22, 2010.
Skier looking at a work of art by Banksy on a wall of a building in Park City, Utah.
A woman walks past graffiti in the style of the next Banksy in London September 24, 2009.
A Palestinian boy walks past graffiti by Banksy near the Qalandiya checkpoint in the West Bank, 10 August 2005.
Figure girl with stuffed into ice with dynamite at the exhibition «Turf War» in the East End of London, July 17, 2003.
Cardboard image of police with wings and emoticons instead of people at the exhibition «Turf War» in London on July 17, 2003.
A cow with a name of the artist Banksy exhibition «Turf War» in London.
A member of the Palestinian security services to Banksy picture during the visit of US President George W. Bush in the town of Bethlehem January 10, 2008. Bush arrived on a visit to the West Bank of the Jordan River, where there was a conflict between Israel and Palestine on the borders.
Banksy Graffiti on a pole on an island in Edinburgh, September 5th, 2008. This pillar of the present pattern of Banksy estimated at more than 70,756 dollars and was put up for auction in London on September 27.
Police are looking at Banksy graffiti on the wall of the tunnel from the subway station of Waterloo in London June 23, 2008. Unused tunnel in south London was the site of a huge public exhibition of the British graffiti artist Banksy. Now you can find the various graffiti artists.
A man walks past the figure in a tunnel near Waterloo Station in London on June 23, 2008
Details of the work in the tunnel in London.
Details of the work in the tunnel in London.
Street graffiti by British artist Banksy on a wall near the camera channel CCTV in central London November 25, 2008.
via bigpicture.ru