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The artwork depicting a unicorn on a car was smeared with white paint by a masked man.
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The latest work claimed by Banksy was vandalized in London. This information was reported by the BBC as well as via social media.
At approximately 7:45 p.m. on Monday, a few hours after the artist claimed it, the The work that showed the unicorn on the car It was smeared with white paint by a masked man.
the BBCAn eyewitness said: “random guy” with your face covered “He shamelessly approached and defaced the work with graffiti.”
On social media Pictures of the damaged work and without the car are circulating.
In addition, two elephants, looking out of a window, were also painted in Chelsea, and later, three monkeys were painted hanging in a Brick Lane tube station.
In southeast London, now without a trace, there was a wolf on a satellite dish, then stolen by a group of masked men, and it appeared on social media and was witnessed by passersby.
The artist also created two swans in an advert for a fast food restaurant in a North East London neighbourhood that recently joined an anti-racism protest.
On Saturday, it was the turn of a cat lying on a destroyed poster, looking at it between inspiration and amazement.
Amid mockery, the work was removed by men claiming security concerns over the removal of the animal created by the artist known as Banksy, but whose true identity remains unknown.
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