Is the art in Old Swarn Wharf, Battersea a Banksy?

Is the art in Old Swan Wharf, Battersea a Banksy? Is the art in Old Swan Wharf, Battersea a Banksy?

Street-art which has appeared on the wall of a block of flats has raised questions whether it is by guerilla-artist Banksy.

The image of a girl carrying swords is believed to have appeared on the flats in Old Swan Wharf, Battersea Church Road, Battersea, on August 18.

If the image is a Banksy it could fetch more than £100,000 at an auction and draw tourism from art fans.

It is also a possibility the image was created by an art student in the Royal College of Art, which has a campus nearby in Howie Street, Battersea.

Banksy is a Bristol street artist who creates satirical images in a stencil style and has also turned his hand to making films.

In 2008 it was believed street art in Tooting could have been created by Banksy in Stella Road, Tooting.

Are you the artist? Please contact the newsdesk on 020 8722 6344 or email arucki@london.newsquest.co.uk

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