A woman photographs a section of restored wall graffiti artwork by famed street artist Banksy, as it is put on display to the public, Thursday April 24, 2014, in London. The artworks are taken from street walls, restored and presented for sale, valued at up to 1 million pounds ($1.68 million). Seven pieces of Banksy graffiti art are being sold at auction on Sunday April 27, although the elusive artist released a statement on Banksy’s website Thursday saying the "Stealing Banksy?" sale "has been organized without the involvement or consent of the artist." (AP Photo / John Stillwell, PA) UNITED KINGDOM OUT - NO SALES - NO ARCHIVES
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