Entertainment & Music Memorabilia

Entertainment & Music Memorabilia

  • Sotheby's Auction House and Lisa Marie Doorey
  • January 26, 2024

Sotheby's Auction House presents a wide range of entertainment and music memorabilia.

Rare Rock and Roll Memorabilia, Animation Art, Vintage Posters, Disney Art, Comics are receiving on-line bids now.

Artworks can sell above or below asking price, just like real estate, so if you fall in love and can afford it, make an offer!

Here are some of the Doorey Chu Team favourites.  We hope they make you smile.  

We have to start with the Thomas Crown Affair Poster in honour of our beloved Norman Jewison.  R.I.P. ❤️ 

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The Thomas Crown Affair movie poster featuring Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway in a kiss.

The Thomas Crown Affair Movie Poster  - $1,125 USD

 

Man in sunglasses and a black leather jacket making a peace sign.

Bono Peace Sign Photograph - $3,250 USD

Lynn Goldsmith color photograph of Bono doing the peace sign circa 1992.

 

Spooky bathroom illustration with a surprised woman in a bathtub, a raven, and a black cat.

The Haunted Castle Washroom

Original artwork by Bob Lizarraga used to create a print sold at Disney Theme Parks.  

 

Andy Warhol kisses John Lennon on the cheek in a black-and-white photograph.

Andy Warhol kissing John Lennon on the cheek, 1978 - $6,000 USD

 

Three adults chat outdoors with drinks; a shirtless, long-haired man gestures toward a smiling woman.

Kate Moss, Johnny Depp and Iggy Pop Photograph  - $2,500 USD

 

Signed Shaggy and Scooby-Doo artwork by Bob Singer

Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Animation Cel  - $900 USD

 

Three people share a drink at a gathering; a man on the left holds a bottle.

Keith Richards, Tina Turner and David Bowie - $2,500 USD

 

And we sign off with this photo of our beloved Canadian Goddess, Joni Mitchell softening the hearts of an out of control audience. 

Joni Mitchell on the Verge of Tears, Isle of Wight - $4,000 USD

Blonde woman in yellow playing piano beside a microphone

This photograph was taken when Joni Mitchell performed for the unruly and uncontrolled crowd at the Isle of Wright festival in England in 1970. The crowd, larger than Woodstock, heckled and interrupted her during her controversial set, but Joni persisted and quelled the crowd to perform an incredible set even returning to stage for an encore. This was the last festival put on at the Isle of Wright until 32 years later.

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