Questions have been raised over a piece of Banksy style artwork that has appeared in Bristol.
The street mural was spotted at the entrance to a tunnel on a lane off Muller Road.
It is unclear how long the street art has been at the Station Lane location and the image was sent to Bristol Live by a member of the public who had not noticed it before.
The artwork depicts a girl from behind running away, alongside the text ‘There is light at the end of the tunnel’.
The artwork has not been claimed on the official Banksy website or social media channels but is similar to the renowned artist’s signature style.
It comes after a crane was used to remove Banksy’s Aachoo piece from the Bristol landscape last week.
The artwork was lifted off the side of a semi-detached house on Vale Street last Friday (March 12).
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The Aachoo piece depicts a woman in a headscarf sneezing and her dentures flying into the air.
It was located on one of the steepest streets in the UK and when viewed with the road level, looked as if the woman's sneeze was blowing the houses over.
The mural drew regular visitors since Banksy spray-painted it in December and confirmed it was his shortly afterwards on Instagram.
Aachoo was loaded onto a truck and will reportedly be up for auction this spring.
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