This stunning artwork is Banksy's new creation - and it depicts a poignant message about homelessness this Christmas.
The painted mural appeared today on a brick wall in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.
And a video the fabled artist posted on his Instagram page tells an emotional story of a homeless man called Ryan.
As Birmingham Live reports, Ryan has a drink in the footage and settles down on the bench by the wall.
The camera pans outwards and show a pair reindeers appearing to spirit him away into the star-filled sky.
It is believed Banksy disguised himself as a workman to complete the installation.
Martin Clarke, a jeweller at nearby Vault 88, said: "I saw a small tent with a couple lads in high-vis vests early in the morning on Friday. I thought they were from the council and were just doing a bit of upkeep.
"About half six I looked out the window and the tent had gone as had the lads. Then I saw it.
"I thought it was great. We weren't sure what it was at first or who did it but we had a good idea."
And a message on the fabled artist’s instagram said: "God bless Birmingham.
"In the 20 minutes we filmed Ryan on this bench passers-by gave him a hot drink, two chocolate bars and a lighter - without him ever asking for anything. #Banksy."
Other business owners and twitter users shared their joy.
Phil Simpkin, manager of the Stone Room, said: "It's fantastic for the area and a big boost. Hopefully more people will come to the Jewellery Quarter to see the mural."
Stand Agency tweeted: “drawing attention to homelessness this #Christmas in Birmingham in his trademark hard-hitting fashion.
"It’s also heart-warming to hear about the kindness and generosity of people walking past as this was being filmed."
Another account said: "God Bless #Birmingham #Banksy highlights #homelessness."
Banksy is an anonymous England-based street artist, vandal, political activist, and film director, active since the 1990s.
