Banksy elephant artwork restored and protected after being vandalised - The piece, which is painted on the side of a house in Chelsea, depicts two elephants poking their heads out of blocked-out windows.

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In August, Banksy painted nine animal works across London, including a pair of elephants that was defaced. The council has now protected it.

One of London’s recent animal-themed Banksy artworks, vandalised shortly after being discovered, has been restored and will now be protected by an "anti-graffiti solution". The work - of two elephants poking their heads out of blocked-out windows - was painted on the side of a house in Chelsea, before it was defaced with white stripes.

One of Banksy's latest works, an image of two elephants nudging their heads out of blocked windows, has been cleaned

A London council has restored a Banksy mural and added ‘anti-graffiti solution’ to protect it after it was vandalised. Kensington

A Banksy animal artwork in west London has been restored and protected with an ‘anti-graffiti solution’ after it was vandalised. Kensington and Chelsea Council cleaned the elephant mural in Edith Terrace last Friday after it was vandalised within two weeks of going up.