Rose on a Mousetrap
A single rose lying across a sprung mousetrap on the side of a house in Stokes Croft, from the early 2000s and small enough to walk past. Residents of the street bought a sheet of glass and a frame out of their own pockets to cover it, which is why it is still there when most work of that vintage is not. It sits a few minutes from The Mild Mild West.
- Street Address
- Thomas Street North (BS2 8LX)
- Type of Artwork
- graffiti
- Year Created
- early 2000s
- More Information
- www.bristol-street-art.co.uk/category/banksy-street-art/photo/banksy-rose-mouse-trap
Category: Street Art
Tags: banksy, stokes-croft, glazed, early-work
Coordinates: 51.4638153, -2.592021
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