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Screenprint in colours on paper. Unsigned, numbered, and blind stamped. // Banksy's "CND Soldiers (Unsigned)" is a screenprint in colours on paper from 2005, issued in an edition of three hundred and fifty. Two black stencilled soldiers in full combat gear — helmets, fatigues and rifles slung across their backs — crouch beside a wall, industriously painting a large red dripping CND peace symbol, a paint can resting between them. The image crystallises Banksy's signature irony: instruments of war conscripted into the service of peace, the subversive absurdity underscored by the soldiers' workmanlike dedication.
CND Soldiers (Unsigned), 2005
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Screenprint in colours on paper. Unsigned, numbered, and blind stamped. // Banksy's "CND Soldiers (Unsigned)" is a screenprint in colours on paper from 2005, issued in an edition of three hundred and fifty. Two black stencilled soldiers in full combat gear — helmets, fatigues and rifles slung across their backs — crouch beside a wall, industriously painting a large red dripping CND peace symbol, a paint can resting between them. The image crystallises Banksy's signature irony: instruments of war conscripted into the service of peace, the subversive absurdity underscored by the soldiers' workmanlike dedication.
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