Off-Market Availability: Andy Warhol, Banksy, and Roy Lichtenstein

Guy Hepner is pleased to present a curated selection of off-market works by some of the most influential figures in contemporary art: Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Banksy. Bringing together defining examples from Pop Art and contemporary street art, this collection highlights works that have shaped visual culture across generations, from Warhol’s transformation of everyday objects into cultural icons to Banksy’s socially charged imagery that has become synonymous with the twenty-first century.

Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Can and Dollar Sign Quad represent two of the artist’s most recognisable motifs, capturing his lifelong fascination with consumer culture, branding, wealth, and repetition. Meanwhile, Lichtenstein transformed commercial printing techniques into a sophisticated commentary on mass media, storytelling, and the relationship between popular imagery and fine art. And Banksy combines simplicity with emotional impact, communicating universal themes of hope, loss, and human connection through a striking visual language.