Banksy well and truly took over London this week as he unveiled a total of five artworks across the city.
Starting on Monday (August 5), the anonymous artist claimed a piece in Richmond of a goat which was based near Kew Bridge. A pair of elephants was the next artwork to be unveiled on the side of a house in Chelsea.
On Wednesday (August 7) a trio of monkeys appeared on the side of a railway bridge on Brick Lane in Shoreditch. The fourth was a howling wolf on a shop’s satellite dish in Peckham although it was quickly removed after the artist revealed he was behind it.
The fifth was unveiled today (August 9) in Walthamstow and featured two heron’s playfully snacking on an illustrated fish that featured on a local chippy’s sign.
Banksy fans wanting to visit his latest London artworks, here’s where you can find them. Although you may not be able to do them all in a day!
1. The Goat in Richmond
The artwork of the nervous looking goat is based on the south side of Kew Bridge on a nearby building that has the signage ‘Caxton Name Plate Mfg. Co. Lin’. | SWNS Photo: SWNS
2. Two Elephants in Chelsea
Banksy fans will find the artwork of the two elephants opposite the Chelsea Community Church on Edith Grove. | LondonWorld Photo: LondonWorld
3. Three Monkeys in Shoreditch
The artwork to the trio of monkeys is on a railway bridge right by Brick Lane Bridge. | LondonWorld Photo: LondonWorld
4. The Wolf in Peckham
While the artwork is no longer there it was originally based around the corner from the Peckham Nags Head pub. | LondonWorld Photo: LondonWorld