
Banksy
Trolleys (Colour), 2007
Screenprint
Street Artists
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14 works

Banksy
Trolleys (Colour), 2007
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Morons, 2006
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Jack and Jill (Police Kids), 2005
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Barcode, 2004
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Pulp Fiction, 2004
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Napalm, 2004
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Happy Choppers, 2003
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Bomb Hugger, 2003
Screenprint
Street Artists

Banksy
Laugh Now, 2003
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Street Artists

Banksy
Love Is In The Air, 2003
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Street Artists

Banksy
Nola (Grey Rain), 2008
Screenprint in colours on Arches wove paper
Street Artists

Damien Hirst
H9-4 Politeness, 2021
Giclee
Contemporary & Post-War

David Hockney
Untitled No. 778, My Window, 2011
Ipad drawing
Contemporary & Post-War

Banksy
Girl With Balloon, 2004
Screenprint
Street Artists
Work from 1945 to now — the most actively traded category at auction, and the one where estimates move fastest.
Early- and mid-twentieth-century painting and sculpture, where condition and exhibition history carry unusual weight.
Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works, a market that rewards impeccable provenance above almost everything else.
Pre-1800 painting and works on paper, where attribution and scholarship determine value more than fashion.
Vintage and contemporary photography, where print date, edition and printer matter as much as the image.
Banksy and the wider urban contemporary market, where authentication paperwork is often half the value.
Banksy's Keep Ou T sold at Phillips in London on 15 October for £1,612,500, within its estimate. Grannies at Sotheby's and Laugh Now at Bonhams did not sell.
David Hockney's Dog Painting 17, his 1995 portrait of the dachshund Stanley asleep on a cushion, sold for £3.51 million at Christie's London on 14 October, well above its estimate of £1.5 million to £2.5 million.
The ten contemporary African artists who defined 2026, from Ibrahim Mahama, Wangechi Mutu and Michael Armitage to William Kentridge, El Anatsui and Njideka Akunyili Crosby, and where to see their work this autumn.

Whitebank Fine Art is a London art advisory and gallery. A photograph and a few details are enough to begin — a valuation carries no obligation to proceed.
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