Every potential Banksy piece in Norfolk and Waveney

But where can you see the pieces that are thought to be by the street art pioneer?

Cromer

Have you seen all of the Norfolk and Waveney Banksy works? (Image: Sue Edwards)

On East Beach in Cromer, Banksy has painted a group of crabs holding a sign which reads 'luxury rentals only'.

Great Yarmouth

The Clarke family from Kent were among those making a beeline for Banksy. Corinne and Nick are pictured with Austin and Seth in Admiralty Road, Great Yarmouth. (Image: Liz Coates)

A Banksy-style artwork has appeared in Merrivale Model Village in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Merrivale Model Village)

A cottage signed 'Banksy' has appeared in Merrivale Model Village in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Merrivale Model Village)

In Yarmouth, Banksy is thought to have painted a pair of dancers on to a house on Admiralty Road along with a man playing the accordion.

He is also suspected of adding a house of his own to the display at Merrivale Model Village.

Gorleston

Great Yarmouth street artist Emo has added some bears to a possible Banksy artwork in Gorleston. But is it a true collaboration or a tribute? (Image: Liz Coates)

The tag on the possible Banksy mural on Gorleston's lower prom indicates a collaboration between Banksy and local street artist Emo - 'a big big claim' if not true according to one expert. (Image: Liz Coates)

Located on Gorleston's lower prom appears to be a Banksy collaboration with Norfolk-based artist Emo, depicting a grabber descending on some teddy bears.

Lowestoft

Street art which has appeared on a wall in Nicholas Everitt Park, Lowestoft, which is believed to be a new work by street artist Banksy. (Image: PA)

Street art on the corner of Denmark Road and Katwijk Way in Lowestoft showing a seagull about to eat some chips from a skip. (Image: India Johnson-Evans)

Street art depicting a rat drinking a cocktail has appeared at North Beach in Lowestoft. (Image: Emma-lei Longhurst)

A suspected Banksy piece has appeared in Lowestoft at the crossing of London Road North and Regent Road at the former Lowestoft Electrical premises. (Image: Julie Martin)

So far Lowestoft seems to be the most hit area with four potential pieces in the town, one of a boy making a sand castle on Regent Road, one of a seagull swooping on a skip on Denmark Road, a group of children in a boat in Nicholas Everitt Park and a rat drinking a cocktail on North Beach.