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43 in the 'Liber Veritatis' (British Museum)
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Flower Meadow - Banksy Inspired - Graffiti Art Cushion Pet Beds Hand Made 43 in the 'Liber Veritatis'Flower Meadow, portraying a girl as she is tending to the aerial and not the flowers around her. This may show the artist believes children pay more attention to TV and to technology than the beauty of nature around them, as the flowers are in colour and the child and the tv aerial are in silouhette, showing the girl is attracted to the wrong thing. Where was Flower Meadow? This was originally in Los Angeles, the girl is tending to the aerial and not
