See Andy Warhol & Banksy's art in Dublin

Andy Warhol’s signed portrait of Mick Jagger is one of the standout pieces of this year’s Art Source art fair at the RDS

Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger (FS II.147). Screenprint on Arches Aquarelle (rough) paper, from the edition of 250 and signed by both Warhol and Jagger. 110.5 x 73.7cm, valued at €124,000

Ireland’s premier art fair Art Source returns to the RDS this November, with a collection worth over €1.3 million.

Running from 12-14 November, the show includes Andy Warhol’s iconic portrait of Mick Jagger, signed by both the artist and singer, valued at €125,000.

Presented by Gormleys Fine Art, this collection of contemporary art includes works by Joan Miro, Roy Lichtenstein, Salvador Dali, Robert Indiana and Keith Haring as well as Irish artists Maser, Peter Monaghan and Stephen Forbes.

“Contemporary art proved to be a blue-chip investment during lockdown with prices for artists such as Banksy and Warhol appreciating considerably in the past year,” said James Gormley of Gormleys Fine Art.

Over 15,000 people are expected to attend the exciting art show, which will feature 200 of the best contemporary Irish and international artists and galleries.

Banksy, Stop and Search, 2007. Screenprint on Paper. Signed and numbered from the edition of 500, comes with COA from Pest Control. 30x22in

Roy Lichtenstein, The Den, 1990. Woodcut and screenprint on 4-ply paper, edition of 60. 146.3 x 181.8cm, valued at €124,000

Andy Warhol, Dollar Sign, 1982. Screenprint on Lenox Museum Board, Artist’s Proof, signed and numbered in pencil. 50.2 x 39.7cm, valued at €94,000

And Irish art lovers also have the unique chance to get their hands on 100 pieces of original artwork for €100 each on a first-come, first-served basis on the opening morning of the show on Friday, November 12.

This year’s Art Source showcases painting, sculpture, photography, illustration, prints and ceramic art.

“Art Source offers visitors the opportunity to purchase a one-off affordable original artwork to make their home unique and also the opportunity to meet the artists and hear about their work,” said show organiser Patrick O’Sullivan.