“People love music, movies and TV, and they have a passion for some form of sport. Memorabilia is becoming the new form of art collecting.” Martin Nolan
ON Dec 18, a significant collection of fine art sourced from The Playboy Archives will go under the hammer.
The event, to be held at Julien’s Studios in Los Angeles and streamed online, will see over 300 items of fine art going to auction. Among the items are rare paintings, drawings and sculptures that appeared in the pages of the magazine from the 1950s to the 1990s.
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“People love music, movies and TV, and they have a passion for some form of sport. Memorabilia is becoming the new form of art collecting.” Martin Nolan
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