A rusting old ship has been given the new coat of paint it so desperately needed – by a group of talented urban street artists. The former cruise ship has now been transformed from a forgotten wreck into one of Britain’s biggest outdoor art galleries. The Duke of Lancaster, launched in 1956 by Titanic-maker Harland and Wolff, was grounded in the Dee Estuary in Flintshire, North Wales, in 1979. The ship’s owners have given their blessing to the pop art collective’s project. Forgotten cruise ship becomes sand Banksy with aid of street artists | Metro News
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Wonderful