Ireland's premier art fair, Art Source, will feature Andy Warhol, Banksy, and Damien Hirst in its €1.3 million collection this year at Royal Dublin Society (RDS) from November 12-14.

Presented by Gormley's Fine Art, the collection will showcase the iconic Mick Jagger portrait created and signed by Warhol and valued at €125,000.

“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.

The collection will also include works by Joan Miro, Roy Lichtenstein, Salvador Dali, Robert Indiana and Keith Haring as well as Irish artists Maser, Peter Monaghan and Stephen Forbes.

“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.

Banksy, Stop and Search, 2007. Screenprint on Paper. Signed and numbered from the edition of 500, comes with COA from Pest Control. 30x22in. A €1.3 million collection of the best of contemporary art will form the centre piece of Ireland’s premier art fair, Art Source, at the RDS from November 12-14.

Art Source is a great way to support international talent, but also many local Irish artists. Galway-based Jin Yong has been working on two new collections for over a year to bring to Art Source.

“The show is such an important element of my success as an artist,” he said.

“In 2016 I rented the smallest space available, but it was so successful that the following year I took out two spaces, and I’ll be doing the same this year – possibly even a third.”

Irish artist Vincent Devine will be updating a triptych which takes a meaningful look at the life of the late Nobel Prize winner John Hume.

“Austin Currie, who founded the SDLP with Hume, came to see the painting and we spoke for a long time about the foundation of the party,” said the renowned visual artist.

“Having also spoken to Gerry Adams and Bertie Ahern, I will be adding something to the painting in time for Art Source to represent the political side of his work.”

Irish art lovers will 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.

The show has something for everyone, with a free children's art workshop where youngsters can create to their hearts' content around the theme of Nature Around Us.

Art Source takes place at the RDS, Dublin, from November 12-14, admission is €10 adults, €8 OAPs. Children under 16 free if accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Click here to find out more about Art Source and purchase tickets.