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StreetArtValue estimates the value of street art and urban art and presents street artists and their works.

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StreetArtValue helps collectors find out what a street art print, canvas or collectible might sell for. From a few photos it produces an AI estimate with a price range, plus guides on editions, fakes and selling.

What makes a piece valuable

A unique studio work usually sits above a screenprint from an edition, and a signed print often fetches several times the unsigned version. Edition size, certificates, invoices and condition matter too, and prices have moved sharply in recent years. A realistic estimate follows current results rather than past peaks. More in the guide to street art print values.

Real or fake, and how to sell

No one can authenticate street art from photos, but the estimate points out what to check next – some artists only authenticate through their own studio. Read how to tell if street art is real and ways to sell street art at auction, through a dealer or online. For estates, insurance, divorce or gifts, written appraisals with a notarized expert signature are available. City guides cover the street art scenes of Barcelona, Paris, New York, Berlin and Zurich.

Frequently asked questions about StreetArtValue

Does the street art estimate cost anything?

No. You can upload photos and get an estimate without an account or payment. A written appraisal from an expert is charged separately.

Which kinds of pieces can I upload?

Screenprints are the most common, but you can also upload canvases, works on paper, sculptures, vinyl figures, stickers and skate decks.

What photos work best?

The whole piece from the front in daylight, a close-up of the signature and edition number, and the back or any certificate. For toys, add the base and the box.

Can StreetArtValue tell me whether my Banksy is genuine?

No. Authentication from photos is not possible. The estimate shows what the photos suggest and which checks or official services to use next.

What kind of value is estimated?

The fair market value, meaning what the piece would likely sell for at auction or through a dealer today. Asking prices online are often much higher.