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Screenprint on paper - Signed, dated and numbered // Banksy's Donuts (Chocolate) (2009) is a limited edition screenprint featuring a whimsical and satirical image of a large donut being transported on top of a food truck, surrounded by police motorcycles in an escort formation. The oversized chocolate donut, sprinkled with white sugar, adds a humorous contrast to the seriousness of the police detail. The image critiques consumer culture, excess, and the absurdity of what society values and protects. Rendered in Banksy’s signature stenciled black and white style with selective color for the donut, this piece captures the artist’s sharp wit and social commentary. This edition is signed, dated, and numbered, and is part of a limited release of 299 prints.
Donuts (Chocolate), 2009
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Screenprint on paper - Signed, dated and numbered // Banksy's Donuts (Chocolate) (2009) is a limited edition screenprint featuring a whimsical and satirical image of a large donut being transported on top of a food truck, surrounded by police motorcycles in an escort formation. The oversized chocolate donut, sprinkled with white sugar, adds a humorous contrast to the seriousness of the police detail. The image critiques consumer culture, excess, and the absurdity of what society values and protects. Rendered in Banksy’s signature stenciled black and white style with selective color for the donut, this piece captures the artist’s sharp wit and social commentary. This edition is signed, dated, and numbered, and is part of a limited release of 299 prints.
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