Bananas have appeared taped to various locations in a village, in an imitation of an artwork that sold for $6.2m (£4.9m) at a New York auction.
Artist Impro, who frequently uses Sonning in Berkshire as a location for his work, claimed responsibility.
He said the sale of his “masterpiece” bananas would enable Sonning’s residents to get a “new church roof”.
The original work, titled ‘Comedian’ by Italian visual artist Maurizio Cattelan, was bought by Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun in November.
Impro, who lives in Oxfordshire, said: “Enough of the japes and pranks! This time I have graced Sonning with bona fide, international standard fine art worth in total £24.8m at auction.
“The sale of just one of these masterpieces would be more than enough to get them their new church roof and to Sonningians [sic] I would say, ‘you’re welcome!'”
Previous works by Impro include a phone, postbox and door affixed to the side of Sonning Bridge.
He also installed a large, red Google Maps pin on A4155 Reading to Henley road in 2014.
His post box work drew international attention when it caught the eye of famous spoon-bender Uri Geller.
Mr Geller said at the time: “I have never seen anything like this anywhere in the world. It’s a new one on me.”
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