A rare Banksy artwork, hand-painted by the elusive street artist and owned by U.S. musician Mark Hoppus, heads to auction on Tuesday with a price estimate of up to $6.35 million.

Crude Oil (Vettriano) is Banksy's reimagining of 1992 painting The Singing Butler by Scottish artist Jack Vettriano, who died on Monday A rare Banksy artwork, hand-painted by the elusive street artist and owned by American musician Mark Hoppus,

Mark Hoppus is selling a Banksy painting from his personal collection. The 2005 piece, "Crude Oil (Vettriano)” is expected to pull in up to $6.3 million, and the Blink-182 rocker will donate some of the proceeds to charity.

With an estimated value between £3-5million, blink-182’s Mark Hoppus is parting ways with his beloved Crude Oil (Vettriano) painting by Banksy.

The pop-punk musician is auctioning off Bansky's 2005 painting "Crude Oil (Vettriano)" and plans to donate a portion of the proceeds to Los Angeles charities

Mark Hoppus of blink-182 releases his new memoir, Fahrenheit-182, in April, and he’s now announced a book tour for it. He’ll appear in conversation at events in NYC, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more in April; see all dates below.

Expected to sell for up to $6.3 million, Hoppus says proceeds of the sale will go towards charities aiding those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

Today (February 18), Sotheby’s revealed Mark Hoppus’ rare Banksy piece is going up for auction. While the painting, Crude Oil (Vettriano), could earn upwards to $6 million. In a statement, Hoppus discussed the highly desired collectible.

The painting by the street artist is valued at up to $6.3 million and some of the proceeds will go to victims of the Los Angeles wildfires.