Banksy's penultimate New York piece is wildcat opposite Yankee Stadium Work called Bronx Zoo is located across the street from baseball stadium The cheetah has appears to have graffiti tags instead of spots Yankees earned the name Bronx Zoo between 1972 and 1981 For Banksy's penultimate piece of his month-long takeover of New York's streets he headed over to Yankee Stadium where he stenciled this wildcat. The work, called Bronx Zoo, is located across the street from the baseball stadium at East 162nd Street and Jermome Avenue. The cat seems to have graffiti tags instead of spots and sits on a yellow line of paint. Wild: Banksy's creation called Bronx Zoo was created by using graffiti tags to make it look like a cheetah's spots Gothamist pointed out that the work's name may refer to the fact that Yankees earned the name Bronx Zoo between 1972 and 1981 because of the fighting between George Steinbrenner, Billy Martin, and Reggie Jackson. Yesterday, the artist appeared to be trying to win over the Big Apple by helping to raise money for a local charity with a piece. The elusive artist took a painting from a charity shop and added a seated Nazi officer before returning it to the same shop and allowing them to auction it off for a six-figure sum. He took his cues from The Thomas Crown Affair remake as he purchased a painting from the Housing Works shop on 23rd Street before adding his own spin to the work and donating it back to the same store. Crowds gather to take photographs of Banksy's latest piece of artwork - a cheetah opposite Yankee Stadium The work's name may refer to the fact that Yankees earned the name Bronx Zoo between 1972 and 1981 Fans have been gathering for a month to capture the pieces of artwork by the British artist which have been cropping up over New York The cat seems to have graffiti tags instead of spots and sits on a yellow line of paint Banksy bought this painting from a charity shop and then added the Nazi officer and signed his signature below that of the original artist, titling his new piece 'The Banality Of The Banality Of Evil' the British artist's self-imposed 'residency' in New York, where he debuted a new piece of art every day during the month. Ruined: A Banksy artwork which was destroyed by vandals during his month-show