Summary
A mural by street artist Banksy has been removed from a wall at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. The artwork, which depicted a protest scene, was taken down because the building is legally protected. Banksy had confirmed he created the mural through a social media post.
Key Facts
- A Banksy mural was removed from the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
- The mural showed a protester and a judge, with a protest theme.
- The building is legally protected, which is why the mural was taken down.
- Banksy confirmed he created the mural via an Instagram post.
- The artwork was reportedly a commentary on protests and government actions.
- The courts service is required to maintain the appearance of the legally protected building.
- Removal of the artwork was observed by passers-by and security staff had guarded it.
