David Lynch's Belongings Go Under the Hammer in Los Angeles Auction
David Lynch's Personal Treasures Go Under the Hammer
Get ready, film enthusiasts! Over 400 personal belongings of acclaimed director David Lynch are being auctioned off by Julien's in Los Angeles. The auction, taking place in collaboration with Turner Classic Movies (TCM), is already seeing online bids surpassing $56,000. Here's what you can expect from this unique sale that promises a peek into the life of the man behind masterpieces like Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive.
Lynch's Legacy on Offer
The collection includes an array of items, from movie props, musical gear, Polaroids, and more, all spanning Lynch's astounding career. Don't forget about Lynch's painting exhibitions at museums—these also make an appearance in the auction.
Highlights from the Auction
Some standout pieces include:- Lynch's promotional director's chair, personalized with his name, currently fetching a bid of $15,000.- A red curtain and black-and-white zigzag floor from Twin Peaks, currently going for $2,750.- A photo of a nuclear explosion from Twin Peaks: The Return, already reaching $6,000.
Other must-haves include:- A 35mm print of Lynch's 1977 debut feature Eraserhead, currently at $7,000.- A vintage boomerang sofa, reminiscent of one used in Lost Highway, priced at $4,500.- A signed Man Ray photograph depicting an unidentified subject's hands, going for $3,500.
The Musical Side of Lynch
Instruments used within Lynch's personal studio at home, such as a custom five-neck Ferrington guitar and a Roland synthesizer, are also part of the auction, with bids ranging between $3,000 and $8,000.
Final Bids Await
Bidders can join in the real-time online auction, or bid by phone, physically at the auction house, or through absentee bidding. The auction will culminate on June 18, so don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of Lynch's iconic journey!
[1] Julien's Auctions - The official website for Julien's Auctions, where you can register as a bidder.
[2] Turner Classic Movies - The website for Turner Classic Movies, which is collaborating on the auction.
[3] David Lynch Foundation - The official website of the David Lynch Foundation, which showcases his art exhibitions and other ventures.
[4] Los Angeles Times - An article from the Los Angeles Times about the auction.
[5] Cult of Personality - An article from Cult of Personality discussing the wooden creations in the auction.
- An intriguing selection from David Lynch's career is being auctioned off, featuring his paintings, which have been displayed at museums.
- Among the standout items at the auction are a director's chair personalized with Lynch's name, movie props, and even musical gear like a custom five-neck Ferrington guitar and a Roland synthesizer.
- Art enthusiasts and movie fans can shop for items such as a signed Man Ray photograph, a 35mm print of Lynch's debut feature Eraserhead, and memorabilia from his iconic TV show Twin Peaks.
