Banksy painting worth up to £13.2m of wilted flowers from petrol station to be auctioned

The artwork is being sold by fashion designer Sir Paul Smith

A bunch of withered, sad-looking blooms sits forlornly in a vase having shed its petals in a painting that’s the total opposite of Van Gogh’s famous still life of a bouquet of fulsome sunflowers.

But the work is a Banksy – and it has a price tag of up to £13.2 million, according to a valuation by auction house Christie’s.

The painting, titled Sunflowers From Petrol Station, is being sold by fashion designer Sir Paul Smith.… Read Full Article | https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/banksy-painting-worth-up-132m-21818715

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