Julien's Auctions: Property from the Estate of Greta Garbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Hollywood memorabilia from Julien's Auctions is proud to announce The Property from the Estate of Greta Garbo auction that will be held on December 14 and 15 at Julien's Auctions Beverly Hills Gallery. Over 800 personally owned items of Greta Garbo will be sold as part of this intimate collection.
Greta Garbo still fascinates the public's imagination over twenty years since her death and over seventy years since she starred in her last film. The items assembled here span Garbo's life in Sweden, her early career as she took on the Hollywood studio system at age 21, through her career as one of the most talented actresses ever to appear on screen and to her decision to retire and live what she hoped would be a life of anonymity in New York City. This very personal collection, featuring Garbo's personal clothing, accessories, furnishings and private possessions, has never been previously available and rarely seen by others. The auction contains the most clothing items designed by Valentina Schlee, known simply as Valentina, ever to be auctioned at one time. The two women's complicated relationship became grist for gossip and rumors as Garbo was friend to Valentina and publicly the mistress of Georges Schlee, and neighbor of the couple in the same exclusive New York apartment building. Garbo was also one of the very first women to appear in clothing and accessories from Emilio Pucci, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Lilly Dache, Hubert Givenchy, Mr. John, and many pieces from these designers will be part of the extensive wardrobe offering.
Select photographs from Garbo's personal collection of Hollywood studio portraits (often referred to as Garbo's Garbos) by photographers George Hurrell, Clarence Sinclair Bull, and Ruth Harriet Louise are also part of the exhibit and sale. Furniture, art and décor from Garbo's New York apartment and Garbo's Swedish manor house are also among the highlights.
Join Julien's Auctions in celebrating the life of the legendary Greta Garbo.
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I watched her films as re runs and was enchanted by her beauty and her voice. Camille was for me her best. Lovely to see, these items.
SHE WAS THE LAST UNICORN , NEW YORK WILL NEVER BE THE SAME !
She had great taste
Fascinating in ways I did not expect. Always intriguing to see what might have turned the head or captivated the heart of a great actress like Ms. Garbo’
It's a shame all of it couldn't have gone to her museum in Sweden. If I was rich I would've bought as much as possible then donated it to the museum. Especially the waffle iron (so Scandinavian) and her passports
Anna Melanie why?
She was a star in America
@@TrangPakbaby she was a star in sweden too 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
@@TrangPakbaby Тогда почему это не в американском музее, а на руках у частников
@@lovedianaanne6179 Она была звездой везде, где её помнят и любят.
I don’t know how I came about looking at all of this but really why couldn’t the stuff go to Sweden.
How cool & interesting. Got caught up on a nice Saturday evening Thanksgiving 2022. Good Night Greta. Wherever you are
Funny they mention (and show) how much she liked color because in the black and white photos of her taken in her retirement she looked kind of drab. i met her once in New York City near her apartment around Christmas, 1969 and I was surprised to see her wearing blue eye shadow and pink lipstick. It wasn't garish at all, but I somehow didn't expect to see her wearing colorful makeup.
I am not a fan of GG’s acting but I why don’t they give those items to a museum instead of scattering everything away? It’s ridiculous.
Greed
The Swedish culture ministry should have bought this and create a museum for her.
omg, she was the greatest of them......her soul shined.
Interesting to see these items. It does indeed give insight on her. Now, I wondered about the man claiming to be her 'great grand nephew' or some such thing. I am unaware of how many siblings she had back in Sweden, and of any connection(s) she may have had with same. She was such a solo flyer, but, I guess in her later years, she was surrounded by friends.
All I really would have loved to own is the catalog.
Lovely video. :) Dropping in to say hi.
Not gonna tell how much I paid for it, except both double signatures are by far my most prized possession. .Ever. I’ll never sell or get rid of it!
Who decided to sell the stuff and why?
I thought the family only sold the art collected by her
When they know the importance
I Would've paid $2 million for all of it! No need for an auction...
They sold before all the people that knew about her died off
These items should have stayed together at a museum to be shown to visitors. Not scattered in private homes, drawers, and safes.
There's always a nobody wearing a cheap wig and hitching a ride on the tail of a blazing comet.
They're just now getting around to it? Thought she passed 20 years ago!
Бедная Грета Гарбо, не видит этого. Мало им наследства, даже паспорт продают. Наверное племянница умерла и внучатые племянники принялись за дело. Могли бы видеть все люди в каком-нибудь музее на века, а теперь будут смотреть только те, кто купил и у себя дома 😢. А со временем всё потеряется, потому что не известно, как распорядятся наследники покупателей с этими вещами.
Если свои собственные наследники не уберегли повинуясь жажде наживы, чего ждать от чужих.
why is that pretty blond girl wearing that silly wig?
sekinsocal they do that now I guess.......
@@stmichl9433 Great word: "trying". As if. :)
this only goes to show , the worst thing that can happen to anyone , is to have a family !
@ , there's nothing worse if you're a star !
@ , isn't it ! peers don't often like success !
@ , it seems you're full of anger , and that you're stupid , poor thing !
X X It figures that you think the ability to recognize ignorance is, somehow, anger. And think again, “Einstein”.....you can’t even comprehend the use of quotes. Keep plugging away at the 5th grade.....maybe someday you’ll make it to the 6th.
@ , you've taken hypocrisy to an art , a lesser art ! you're a bad joke , poor thing !
I have a PhD also. So posh, so cheap. No class at all.
i wonder who got her BIG shoe collection?
Garbo used to joke that she had big feet like a man.
@@jackanthony976 they were 9AA and narrow which isn't that big by today's standards.
Quality and class. And we just sell it. Not good.
Hans Hoerdemann ?? What on earth are you talking about!? These items were her families to sell Or throw out if they wanted to. And who is "we"?
why does she work for the greta museum? she looks like anna mae woo.....
I don't know how these people get these cushy jobs being "ambassadors" for the GG museum! She could barely strong two words together yet she's GG's "ambassador"??? If you did some digging you'd find she's a rich girl whose parents know the right people and she got that amazing job. The world is full of people like that now.
Did fbi get there DNA
That (blonde) woman has a cheap wig, jssss