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New Banksy appears on bridge in Gloucestershire

Graffiti artist Banksy is believed to have struck again with a mural taking aim at a curator he branded “disgusting” for flogging his work for millions of pounds. The new artwork – daubed on a former railway bridge in Cheltenham, Glos., – appeared overnight on Friday (8/9). It shows an elderly person, wearing an audio […]

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2017-09-10 08:43
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Graffiti artist Banksy is believed to have struck again with a mural taking aim at a curator he branded “disgusting” for flogging his work for millions of pounds.

The new artwork – daubed on a former railway bridge in Cheltenham, Glos., – appeared overnight on Friday (8/9).

A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

It shows an elderly person, wearing an audio guide, looking at an empty plinth.

A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

A note above the missing work reads: “Sorry….removed for profit Sincura Group.”

Banksy has previously branded the Sincura Group “disgusting” after they held an exhibition in 2014 claiming to showcase “the most expensive collection of Banksy artworks ever assembled”.

A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

In a statement issued at the time, a representative of the elusive artist said: “Banksy would like to make it clear – this show has nothing to do with me and I think it’s disgusting people are allowed to go displaying art on walls without getting permission.”

A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

Sincura has bought several of his pieces – including Slave Labour which was removed from a wall in North London and sold for £750,000.

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A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

The artist previously came to Cheltenham in April 2014 with Spy Booth, a dig at the town’s spy base GCHQ.

A piece of street art resembling the style of Bansky has appeared on a former railway bridge which now forms the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham. 

But after being vandalised and then demolished, the painting was destroyed.

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