The collection will be auctioned as of June 18 through the Julien’s Auctions website and in person at its auction house in Gardena.
Fans of the late cinema icon David Lynch Soon they can access pieces of cinema history from the director’s personal collection.
Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies They have announced an upcoming auction, called “The David Lynch collection” which will include more than 400 articles from Lynch’s personal collection. The collection will be auctioned as of June 18 through the Julien’s Auctions website and in person at its auction house in Gardena.
What objects from David Lynch will be auctioned
Among the articles listed for auction are several articles of the Holy Grail for fans, including the custom director of the estimated filmmaker, its own impression of 35 mm of Eraserheadthe original carpets of Twin Peaksits homemade express coffee machine, a couple of dissected deer heads, useful menus and scripts Mulholland Drivenumerous old film and video cameras, other filming teams, an electric guitar, an acoustic battery, its personal vinyl record collection, some of which were signed by him, works of art, furniture and more.
Catherine Williamson, General Entertainment Director of Julien, said in a press release: “These historical and precious pieces, which reflect the unique artistic vision of David Lynch, as well as her passions and objectives, from her director’s chair, her espresso machine to her guitar, her disco collections and her decoration to the Twin Peaks style, they come directly from the house of the vision Movies awakened our most imaginative and collective surrealist dreams. “
The death of the beloved director was announced by his family on social networks earlier this year (January 16): he was 78 years old. Lynch, recognized by films such as Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet and the iconic television series Twin Peakshe revealed last year that he had been diagnosed with emphysema, caused by smoking for most of his life.
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