Banksy confirms artwork on London police box is his

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A new artwork has appeared in London, sparking speculation it might be another Banksy design.

The design – featuring a school of swimming fish – differs from the artist’s characteristic silhouette artworks, and it has yet to be claimed.

It appeared on a police box in the City of London.

The design of swimming fish has appeared on a police box in the City of London. Pic: PA
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The design of swimming fish has appeared on a police box in the City of London. Pic: PA

If confirmed, it would be his seventh artwork to be unveiled this week in various locations across the capital.

Recent artwork has included a goat, elephants, monkeys, a wolf, pelicans and a cat.

A new artwork depicting two elephants poking their heads out of blocked out windows unveiled by Banksy on the side of a building at the junction of Edith Grove and Edith Terrace, in Chelsea.
Pic: PA
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This artwork appeared in Chelsea. Pic: PA

The new artwork in west London. Pic: PA
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The goat was in west London. Pic: PA

On Saturday, a piece of a stretching cat on an empty, distressed advertising billboard was removed from its location in northwest London hours after it was revealed.

According to the Guardian, the new series of work by the elusive artist is meant to cheer up the public at a time when the news has been bleak, including headlines on widespread rioting across England.

A person looks at the new artwork of a cat, by the British artist Banksy, on Edgware Road, in London, Britain, August 10, 2024. REUTERS/Maja Smiejkowska
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