Banksy, Britain's most famous street artist, recently confirmed what many had already suspected - that he is indeed the author of a number of works that have appeared recently in British seaside towns.
An Instagram video clip, just over three minutes long and entitled "A Great British Spraycation", shows the elusive artist taking a summer road trip in a beat-up camper van with cans of spray paint stashed in a cooler.
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A Great British Spraycation
A stensil of children playing at being sailors is the subject of a graffiti artwork bearing the hallmarks of street artist Banksy on the wall of a bridge in Everitt Park in Lowestoft on the East coast of England. Photo: AFP
A man waits at a bus stop below a graffiti artwork of a couple dancing to an accordion player, which bears the hallmarks of street artist Banksy, on a wall in Great Yarmouth on the East coast of England. Photo: AFP
Artwork believed to be created by Banksy is seen in Lowestoft, Britain. Photo: Reuters
A couple take a selfie photograph below a graffiti artwork of an amusement arcade grabber, which bears the hallmarks of street artist Banksy, on a wall in Gorleston-on-Sea on the East coast of England. Photo: AFP
A woman stands beside a graffiti artwork of a rat drinking a cocktail, which bears the hallmarks of street artist Banksy, on a wall at North Beach in Lowestoft on the East coast of England. Photo: AFP
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