Image: Lougher Contemporary, Bristol
Lougher Contemporary, the Bristol gallery that deals in contemporary prints and editions, has set out which Banksy images its clients are currently asking for. The list appears in a notice to collectors and in the gallery's seller guide 'Sell Banksy Prints', posted on 10 August 2026, under a section on what it is looking for. This is a dealer's wants-list rather than an exhibition or a dated event, and the gallery notes that what it seeks changes with collector preferences and market conditions.
Seven images are named: Girl With Balloon (2004), Love Is In The Air (2003), also known as Flower Thrower, Choose Your Weapon (2010), NOLA (2008), Morons (2007), Laugh Now (2003) and Napalm (2004). Beyond those, the gallery says it would consider other Banksy editions, signed prints, Artist's Proofs, unusual colourways and complete sets.
The gallery's own descriptions set out what the images show. Love Is In The Air depicts a masked protester throwing a bouquet in place of a weapon. NOLA, made after Hurricane Katrina, shows a young girl sheltering under an umbrella while the rain falls inside it rather than outside. Morons pictures an auction room bidding on a canvas that insults its own buyers. Napalm places the photograph of Kim Phúc fleeing a napalm attack between Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald.
Two of the images are singled out for their variants: Choose Your Weapon exists in several colourways, some of them harder to find than others, and NOLA's different rain colourways bear on how rare a given example is. The gallery's framing is that edition details, colourway and condition matter alongside the image.
The Banksy list sits in a run of artist-specific seller guides the gallery has been publishing this summer, including one on David Hockney prints on 3 August 2026 and one on David Shrigley on 17 August 2026. The gallery, founded by Huw Lougher, marked a decade in the trade in an interview published on its own editorial pages.
