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  Banksy's famous graffiti located in London, England is an eye-striking icon. It began life as a penniless urban graffiti artist living on a public subway platform. He was just trying to make some money and found his true calling when he noticed a wall in the deserted Exchange Buildings in London covered with colorful pictures of his friends and family. The stencil writing came to life and the artist was able to capture the essence of what he saw. As Banksy's stencils began appearing more, they were encrusted on buildings and sidewalks throughout London. The elusive Banksy has remained largely elusive from the general public, even as he continues to sell prints and canvas paintings. His location is a mystery even to those who live in the London area. There are only a select few places where you can see Banksy's work up close and personal. No art gallery will display this masterful art for the public. However, there is no doubt that the work is inspiring, beautiful and wo

  The contents of the news stated that Banksy's real identity was a 38-year-old man named Paul Horner. He was detained by Palestinian police in collaboration with the London Anti-Graffiti Force. The first was a report entitled "Banksy Arrested, Identity Revealed" on the National Report website which stated that Horner was Banksy's real identity. The now-deleted article managed to attract 4.8 million people to read it. The author of the article was none other than Horner himself. The Washington Post described Horner as, "a hoax serialize and National Report author." It's actually easy to detect that the content in the National Report is fake news. How not, their motto is, "America's Shittiest Independent News Source." But many people already believe. After posting the news, Horner received dozens of messages from Banksy fans. On his Facebook account, Horner received support and praise. In an interview with the Washington Post, Horner admit