Banksy print prices
What can actually be evidenced about Banksy print values, with a source against every figure.
Where a number here is an average, an estimate or a modelling assumption, it says so — because most price guides in this market do not, and that is precisely how people end up disappointed.
- Signed average
- ≈£35,000
- Reported 2025 auction average across signed editions. Source: MyArtBroker.
- Unsigned average
- ≈£12,000
- Reported 2025 auction average across unsigned editions. Source: MyArtBroker.
- Signed premium
- ≈2.9×
- The ratio between the two averages above. Arithmetic, not a survey.
- Market peak
- 2021
- Values reset sharply afterwards and the market has been selective since.
Signed against unsigned
The gap between the two averages is the single most important thing on this page. Signed editions are far smaller than unsigned ones, and the premium follows the scarcity rather than the ink.
- Signed£35,000
- Unsigned£12,000
Why an average is a weak guide
Two individual prints landing at five and three times the signed average is not an anomaly — it is the normal spread of this market. Anyone quoting you “the price of a Banksy print” without naming the image is guessing.
- Kate Moss AP£179,200
- Gangsta Rat£116,100
- Signed average£35,000
Recorded results, and where they come from
These are publicly reported figures, not our own transactions. Every row carries its source so you can go and check it.
| Work | Result | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep It SpotlessHousehold gloss and spray paint on canvas, 2007 | $1.87m | February 2008 | Sotheby's, as widely reported |
| Devolved ParliamentOil on canvas, 2009 | £9.9m | 3 October 2019 | Sotheby's, as widely reported |
| Girl With BalloonSpray paint and acrylic on canvas, 2006 | £1.04m | 5 October 2018 | Sotheby's, as widely reported |
| Love is in the BinThe same canvas, retitled after the shredding | £18.6m | 14 October 2021 | Sotheby's, as widely reported |
| Game ChangerOil on canvas, 2020, sold for NHS charities | £16.8m | 23 March 2021 | Christie's, as widely reported |
| Girl With BalloonGold artist's proof, print | £1.1m | 2021 | Reported by MyArtBroker |
| Kate MossDual-signed artist's proof | £179,200 | June 2026 | Reported by MyArtBroker |
| Gangsta RatDark grey variant | £116,100 | June 2026 | Reported by MyArtBroker |
How the market got here
Prices ran hard into 2021 and reset sharply afterwards. What replaced the peak is more selective rather than simply lower: strong images, small editions, signed examples and clean condition still find committed buyers, while common unsigned images in average condition move slowly. Which group a print falls into matters far more than the month it is offered. What actually moves the price sets out the six things we look at, in order.
Figures on this page are third-party reported and are included for context. They are not a valuation of any individual work, and averages in particular describe a market rather than a print. Results attributed to a publication are reported rather than independently confirmed. Whitebank Fine Art is an art advisory and gallery, not an auction house, and is not affiliated with Banksy, Pest Control, Pictures on Walls or any auction house. Nothing here is investment advice.
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