Banksy in London: When Street Art Becomes Cultural Heritage (opens on andipagallery.com in a new tab)
How Banksy’s public works have moved from ephemeral acts to protected cultural assets — the background to why these pieces are left where they are.
Est. 1967 · Knightsbridge, London
As one of the world’s longest-standing specialists in Banksy, Andipa, founded by Maria Andipa in 1967, offers rare paintings, sculptures and unique works on paper by Banksy.
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Below is a selection of works currently available from our wider range, with prices starting from £75,000 GBP — please contact us to discuss a particular work. Works come through our collection throughout the year, with the utmost discretion and confidentiality throughout your collecting journey.
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Each work above lists its medium, edition, signature and provenance. This is what those lines mean, and why they differ from one work to the next.
Every Banksy tells a singular story, offering a unique insight into one of the most influential artistic voices of the twenty-first century. Understanding the significance of each work — from its provenance, condition and rarity to its place within Banksy’s wider practice — is essential to making a considered acquisition.
Since 2006, Andipa has specialised in collecting and curating original Banksy artworks for private collectors, museums and institutions worldwide. We combine deep expertise with discreet, highly personalised advice, with every original Banksy artwork accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Pest Control, Banksy’s official authentication body.
The gallery was founded by Maria Andipa in 1967 and has traded from the same Knightsbridge townhouse ever since. The family’s name is older still: a coat of arms was granted to them by the Doge of Venice in 1593.
Andipa’s Director, Acoris Andipa, has dealt in Banksy for almost twenty years and has placed hundreds of the artist’s paintings with collectors worldwide. He has shared that expertise with leading international publications and broadcasters — most recently BBC Newsnight, following the unveiling of Blind Patriotism, Banksy’s sculpture in Waterloo Place, St James’s, in April 2026(opens the BBC article in a new tab).
“Unlike the money-making pop-ups appearing around the world, ours are about exploring subjects such as war, capitalism and self-deception.”
Acoris Andipa in the press
“People buy his works because they absolutely love it. The main feedback that I get is that they really, frankly, don’t care if they know who he is.”
“Rather exclusively, Banksy has managed to create a new set of rules within the art world, which is, if it doesn’t have a certificate of authenticity, you should not sell it, you should not buy it.”
Since 2006, we have placed a significant number of original Banksy works with collectors around the world. Andipa have presented original Banksy artworks through a distinguished programme of gallery and museum exhibitions across the UK, Italy, Switzerland and USA. The first unauthorised museum exhibition of artworks by Banksy was curated by Director, Acoris, in 2016, who has since curated academic exhibitions internationally — reflecting Andipa’s long-standing expertise and commitment to sharing Banksy’s work with collectors and public audiences worldwide.
Andipa has published its own Banksy catalogues since 2007, and Acoris Andipa has co-curated three museum catalogues on the artist. Each carries an ISBN and links to its catalogue record.
Most originals of this calibre change hands in one of two places. This is how a private sale here works.
Yes. Every original Banksy we offer is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Pest Control, the artist’s official authentication body. Provenance and condition are documented for each work. All works are forensically examined with a condition report. More on Pest Control (opens on andipagallery.com in a new tab).
No. We deal only in works Banksy made to be sold — paintings, sculptures and unique works on paper that left the studio as artworks. We do not handle pieces cut or lifted from walls: those were made for the street and, in our view, should remain there. It is also why every work we offer can be accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Pest Control.
Original Banksy paintings typically begin from approximately £75,000 GBP, with exceptional works commanding significantly higher prices depending on rarity, condition, provenance and exhibition history. Prices quoted include the Artist’s Resale Right (ARR) where it applies, so there is nothing to add at the point of sale. ARR is due on sales of £1,000 and above, charged on a sliding scale from 4% and capped at £12,500 on any single sale.
Yes, in three ways. In person, by private appointment at our Knightsbridge townhouse. By live video viewing, with the work shown to you in real time wherever you are. Or, for selected works, by private arrangement in a city closer to you. A work is occasionally on loan to a museum exhibition, in which case we will tell you where it can be seen.
Yes. Enquiries and acquisitions are handled with total discretion, and many important works are offered privately and never made publicly available.
Yes. If you are considering selling an original Banksy, we would be delighted to advise on valuation and a discreet sale. Please get in touch to discuss your work with us.
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From the gallery’s own journal.
How Banksy’s public works have moved from ephemeral acts to protected cultural assets — the background to why these pieces are left where they are.
Anonymity as both protection and artistic statement, and what it does to the way the work is read.
Two significant sales, and the case that the market now reflects sustained collector confidence rather than speculation.
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Whether acquiring a first original or refining an established collection, we offer 60 years of advising with discreet guidance on rarity, provenance, condition, valuation and collection building.
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