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2022 / LEGO Art Sets

31204 Elvis Presley

Theme LEGO Art
Year 2022
Pieces 3,445
Availability Retired
31204 LEGO Art Elvis Presley
Retail $119.99
Value $145.78
Growth  21.5%
Annual growth 12.1%

31205 Jim Lee Batman Collection

Theme LEGO Art
Year 2022
Pieces 4,167
Availability Retired
31205 LEGO Art Jim Lee Batman Collection
Retail $119.99
Value $171.07
Growth  42.6%
Annual growth 5.7%

31206 The Rolling Stones

Theme LEGO Art
Year 2022
Pieces 1,998
Availability Limited retail
31206 LEGO Art The Rolling Stones
Retail $149.99
Available at retail

31207 Floral Art

Theme LEGO Art
Year 2022
Pieces 2,870
Availability Retail
31207 LEGO Art Floral Art
Retail $79.99
Available at retail
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Year Details

Year
2022
Theme
LEGO Art
Subthemes
0
Sets
4   (2 retired)
Available
Retired

Year Pricing

Retail
$469.96
New/Sealed
Value
$547.44
Growth
+116.49%
Annual growth
+6.63%  Very low accuracy

2022 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2022 LEGO Art set is 15 months where 31205 Jim Lee Batman Collection had the longest lifespan of 21 months.
Retired sets
Elvis Presley
Jim Lee Batman Collection
Average (15 months)
Active sets
Floral Art
The Rolling Stones
Lifespan in months
0
10
21

Community Stats

The following are the top 4 most owned 2022 LEGO Art sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Jim Lee Batman Collection
#2The Rolling Stones
#3Floral Art
#4Elvis Presley

About LEGO LEGO Art

In 2022 LEGO released 4 LEGO Art sets. The largest LEGO Art set from 2022 was 31205 Jim Lee Batman Collection with a piece count of 4167 and a retail price of $119.99.

LEGO Art is the theme introduced in 2020 that celebrates some of the world’s most iconic artists, bands and characters. It is mosaic wall art to display with multiple building options. The LEGO Group describes this as "a new canvas for creative expression... designed for adults who pride themselves on their love of pop culture". The theme's initial sets varied and included Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe, The Beatles, Marvel Studios Iron Man and Star Wars The Sith.