This is an anonymised version of the street art image dataset prepared for the double-blind peer review process. Reviewers may access the dataset and the corresponding code for evaluation. The full, non-anonymised repository will be released upon completion of the peer-review process. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The dataset contains photographs of 556 street artworks collected for academic research. Most images were obtained from publicly visible murals and online platforms, and whenever possible artists and/or photographers were contacted to grant permission for their work to be included for research purposes only. To protect copyright holders, the images in this repository are distributed under a Custom Restricted-Use Academic Licence, limiting access to non-commercial research conducted within accredited, non-profit institutions. Full terms of use are included in the Dataset User Agreement (DUA) file attached. Researchers who wish to access the full-resolution images must complete the Researcher Information Form and accept the DUA. After completion the form, the researcher will receive a password to unlock the restricted archive. The archive is encrypted in 7z AES-256 format; therefore, 7-Zip (or compatible software) is required for extraction. A preview dataset with watermarked and low-resolution images (400 × 300 px) is openly accessible. This dataset allow researchers to inspect the dataset and identify relevant stimuli but cannot be reused or reproduced, as they do not permit access to the original artwork. Files included in this repository: 1. Restricted access Full-resolution photographs (1024 × 768 px; encrypted archive) 2. Open access Low-resolution watermarked previews (400 × 300 px) Metadata file with Image number, Artist(s) name(s); Artwork title (if applicable); Location (Country) of the creation; Year of creation; Copyright holder of the photo; Dataset User Agreement (DUA) For any inquiries, please contact the authors.