Art Prints

A must-have collection for all Banksy enthusiasts and lovers of street art.Includes 10 Limited Edition, Numbered Art Prints (Only 300 Printed Per Image). Only 50 Collections are being sold at this discounted price. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each art print.  At an incredible $20,000...

Created in the run up to the largest Basquiat exhibition ever staged in the UK, Banksy made this graffiti in a Basquiat style showing two police officers ‘welcoming’ the character.

Obscured by scaffolding on the corner of Acklam and Portobello Road since 2008 it only recently came to light after redevelopment works on the building were completed. Later versions of this graffiti included a golden Ball and Chain manacled to the artist’s leg. The...

This appeared on the wall of an alfresco café in Paris, France. Being in France, the graffiti shows Banksy’s rat riding the cork of a popping champagne bottle.

Based on an antique photograph called ‘Chimney Sweep’ by Irving Penn ‘Follow Your Dreams’ appeared in Boston’s Chinatown area.

This famous Banksy graffiti shows a man hanging from a window after his clandestine affair looks set to be discovered by his mistress’s husband. With typical Banksy irony, it was daubed on the side of a sexual health clinic.

Originally unveiled on the wall of the Prince Albert Pub in Brighton, Kissing Coppers portrays two British policemen kissing. The two officers are painted in black and white – both shown in full uniform with evident handcuffs and a baton around their respective belts....

In LA, there are many ultra exclusive golf courses; each one fenced with barbed wire, huge grassy expanses dedicated to the pleasure of a privileged few. Banksy’s Swing Girl comments on the lack of places for kids to play safely.

Banksy places an alternative take on the usual ‘Last Fuel Stop’ motorway notice.

This symbolic graffiti from Banksy was perhaps created as an homage to New York City and its ability to recover after the absolute destruction on 9/11. In this image Banksy graffiti’d a doctor listening through a stethoscope to the heart in the famous ‘I...

In this image we see a man dressed in a suit, with a briefcase wearing a trilby hat. This fashion depicts a wealthy man from the 1960’s era, however he is wearing a board that reads ‘will work for idiots’. Here Banksy created a...