A work of street art, spotted by staff at an organisation which assists foreign students who wish to study in Britain, is suspected to be the work of iconic street artist 'Banksy'.
The installation, which would be the graffiti artist's first work of art since the Monopoly board at the Occupy London camp in St Paul's, was spotted over the weekend.
The street art appears to be in line with Banksy's iconic satirical style, and depicts a woman being pulled towards the ground by a shopping trolley containing materialistic items such as a bottle of wine. The graffiti is located close to the ForeignStudents.com Bruton Lane office in Westminster.
The British street artist, who originally hails from Bristol, is arguably best known for his Naked Man image, on the wall of a sexual health clinic in his home town and Near Bethlehem, which depicts children digging a hole in the Israeli West Bank barrier.
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