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Clone Wars Painting (clone trooper)

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Copies of an old art work called Clone Wars Painting were available in the galaxy at some point after the Battle of Yavin during the Galactic Civil War. It depicted the helmet-covered face of a clone trooper—one of the many soldiers of the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars—in phase I clone trooper armor; behind the off-center trooper was a landscape that featured an orange mountain range and sky. The original painting was commissioned by the Ithorian scientist and doctor Farnsworth, who rewarded it to a spacer that helped him recover survey data from markers placed around the planet Kashyyyk. A copy of the painting was rewarded to a spacer after they killed twelve snorbals, a species of the planet Lok, at the challenge of the Rodian hunter Qakkee.

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Painting
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Portrait

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