It is hoped by selling shares in the mural it can be kept at Dreamland theme park for good.
The public is being offered the chance to buy shares in a mural by the street artist Banksy, which was painted on a wall in Kent in February.
Valentine's Day Mascara, which shows a woman with a bruised face shutting a man in a chest freezer, appeared on a house in Margate on 14 February.It is hoped by selling shares in the artwork it can remain there permanently. The work by the Bristol artist has been valued at £6m, but a total of 27,000 shares will be offered at £120 each - equivalent to £3.24m.The shares will be offered for sale from 22 August by the art dealership Showpiece, while the mural's current owner is being represented by Red8 Gallery in London.
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