Has Banksy just hit back at the removal of his Liverpool street art?
A new mural in the Baltic Triangle appears to take aim at those who stripped a Banksy from public view, never to return to the city. The mural has been created in Jamaica Street, next to the newly painted and increasingly popular Liver Bird Wings . The new mural, which appears to be in the Banksy style, includes an image of a monkey alongside a statement, which reads: “You can rob a bank and get away with 10 grand and serve 8 years or you can rob a Banksy and get away with a 100 grand and serve Caviar.” Speculation is mounting as to who has created the piece - and whether it could have been done by the world famous street artist himself. Baltic triangle - a mural with a Banksy mention" src="src" /> The latest addition in the Baltic triangle - a mural with a Banksy mention The message on the mural could be seen as a nod to the latest news, reported in the ECHO this month, that two works by Banksy - the Rat and the Love Plane - that were taken off walls in Live...