Titled “British. Cool.,” the live auction on March 29 will feature 252 works of or by British cultural icons picked by various departments at Bonhams, the auction house said.
The top lot is a 1975 Warhol screenprint of Jagger with an estimate between £60,000 and £80,000 (US$73,000-US$97,000).
The two artists first met in 1964, when the Rolling Stones had their first tour of the U.S., Bonhams said. Their first artistic collaboration came when Warhol designed the album cover for Sticky Fingers in 1971, and the two collaborated again in 1975 for the Mick Jagger Portfolio, a portfolio of 10 screenprints published by Seabird Editions in London.
The works were the product of a trip Jagger and his then-wife, Bianca, took that year to Warhol’s home in Montauk, N.Y. Warhol used Polaroids to take portraits, then added line drawings and collage-like blocks of solid color in the final screenprints.
On January 2023 Bianca Jagger 77, was spotted at 'Art Without Borders' charity auction in London almost unrecognisable at charity auction.
The actress, 77, ex-wife of Rolling Stones singer Mick, showcased her new bobbed 1950s hairstyle for the second time, with little curls at the ends and a bouffant puff on top. ( Dailymail report/ Main Picture Dave Benet/ Getty Image)
The 'Art Without Borders' event was set up to raise money for the National Academy of Arts in Ukraine.
Earlier last year, Mick Jagger 1964 Ford Galaxie sold for € 20.000 - The car had been bought in 1978 by Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.
But as interesting to petrol heads as the 1964 Ford Galaxie might have been, it was one of the car’s previous owner which was of real significance. He found out that the car was owned by mick Jagger..
Don was handed all the usual paperwork including the registration document which confirmed that a previous owner had been one Michael Philip Jagger from London - as an added bonus the document also bore the rock star’s signature.
Mick Jagger has always been a car lover having owned a variety of exotic and expensive models including Aston Martins, Ferraris and even a Morgan.
The Ford Galaxie, complete with a V8 engine, was a rare right hand drive model built in Canada.he car for a while but eventually it was sold and went on display at the Yorkshire Car Collection. In 2007,for 19,975 euros to a private collector.
Recently Jagger wanted to buy an ice cream van but the 100,000 £ offer was turned down by its owner - who's promised his daughter he will drive her to her wedding in it.
And that could be a way off - little Alessia is just 12 years old. Dailymail
Devoted dad Guiseppe Della Camera, 34, spent ten years restoring the rusting van to perfection after he spotted it on a farm - being used as a chicken shed. 
He snapped up the rusting 1954 Morris J-type for just £2,000 and took it to restorers Cummins in Crewe, lavishing £35,000 on his labour of love.
The restoration was such a success that Rolling Stone Sir Mick Jagger recently offered to buy the vehicle for £100,000 when he clapped eyes on it at a show.
The owner said: 'I was working with Carter's Steam Fair on Wandsworth Common when Sir Mick came up with his son and bought a couple of ice creams.
'He told me he'd really fallen in love with my van and asked me if I would consider selling it. I was stunned when he offered me £100,000.
'Sir Mick has got seven children and I think he probably wanted my van to entertain his grandchildren.'
But I told him I couldn't possibly sell it, because it's always been my dream to drive my 12-year-old daughter Alessia to her wedding one day in my little ice cream van."
English-born Giuseppe first got into the ice cream trade when his father Vic, from Naples, and Sicilian mother Grace won the catering concession for Battersea Park in London. to read the full article click here
