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Überbleibsel der Neverland Ranch Michael Jacksons Statuen unterm Hammer
Michael Jackson kaufte sich Ende der 1980er-Jahre die Neverland Ranch und stellte auf seinem Grundstück viele Statuen auf.
Der Ausverkauf der Neverland Ranch geht weiter. Vor wenigen Monaten erwarb ein Unternehmer die ehemalige Residenz des Popstars Michael Jackson. Nun werden Dutzende Gegenstände des Anwesens versteigert.
Nachdem Michael Jackson 1988 seine Neverland Ranch gekauft hatte, ließ er viele Statuen auf dem Gelände aufstellen. Einige von ihnen stehen nun als Teil eines Pakets, das insgesamt 28 Gegenstände des Anwesens enthält, zum Verkauf - für die stolze Summe von 2,5 Millionen US-Dollar (knapp zwei Millionen Euro).
Noch befinden sich alle Gegenstände im Besitz eines privaten Sammlers, schreibt das US-Promi-Portal TMZ. Dieser will nun jedoch alle auf einmal über den in Dubai sitzenden Kunsthändler "Noble Art Lovers" veräußern. Zu den Statuen gehören neben historischen auch zahlreiche von Kindern. Außerdem kann sich ein potenzieller Käufer über ein Holzschiff, eine Minnie-Maus-Figur und eine Statue von Marilyn Monroe freuen.
Die berühmte Neverland-Ranch wurde vergangenen Dezember verkauft. Der US-Sender CNN berichtete seinerzeit, dass das Anwesen vom Unternehmer Ron Burkle erstanden wurde. Die Zeitung "Wall Street Journal" gab den Verkaufspreis des Gebäudes nahe der Stadt Santa Barbara in Kalifornien mit 22 Millionen Dollar an - weit unter den 100 Millionen, für die es dem Blatt zufolge vor einigen Jahren noch gelistet war.
Mit der Villa hatte sich Jackson, der 2009 gestorben war, einen Traum erfüllt. Er kaufte das Gelände gut 150 Kilometer nördlich von Los Angeles Ende der 80er-Jahre und benannte es nach dem "Nimmerland" seines Märchen-Idols Peter Pan. Mit einer Fläche von mehr als zehn Quadratkilometern ist das Anwesen etwa fünfmal so groß wie das Fürstentum Monaco.
Doch Neverland war zusammen mit seinem ehemaligen Besitzer 2019 in die Schlagzeilen geraten. In der Dokumentation "Leaving Neverland" hatten zwei Männer heftige Missbrauchsvorwürfe gegen Jackson erhoben. Einige der beschriebenen Vorfälle hatten sich demzufolge auch auf dem bekannten Anwesen ereignet. Der "King of Pop" war im Alter von 50 Jahren durch eine Überdosis des Narkosemittels Propofol gestorben.
In den frühen 1990er Jahren hat der King of Pop seinen Pass verloren und musste einen neuen beantragen. Der Antrag wechselt nun erneut den Besitzer: Für 75’000 Dollar kannst du es werden;-)
Das für den ständig international tourenden Michael Jackson enorm wichtige Dokument wurde Ende 2018 als Teil der „Ira & Larry Goldberg Collection“ beim Auktionshaus invaluable versteigert. Jetzt bietet der damals Höchstbietende das Dokument erneut für 75’000 bei Modern Times an.
Die beigelegten Passfotos entstanden offenbar während den Dreharbeiten für den „Addams Family“-Soundtrack. (basierend auf diesem nie fertig gestellten Projekt entstand später der Film „Ghosts“)
Das Portal TMZ schreibt zur Auktion: „Wie ihr sehen könnt, hat Michael seinem Antrag 4 Passfotos beigefügt, die mit all seinen Informationen ausgefüllt sind … und es ist sogar seine Unterschrift drauf. Die Bilder sind ziemlich cool … es sind Polaroids – das allein ist schon ein Hauch von Vergangenheit – und obwohl Michael nicht lächelt, sieht sein Haar toll aus. Beachte auch, dass er seinen Beruf als „Entertainer“ angibt und sieh dir seine große, geschwungene Unterschrift an.“
Icons & Idols Rock'n'Roll, die neue Auktion von Julien's Auctions ...
Am 19. und 20. November findet in New York eine neue Auktion von Julien’s Auctions statt.
Unter vielen vielen Stars und Idolen des Rock'n'Roll befinden sich 36 Objekte, die Michael Jackson betreffen, wie zum Beispiel Bühnenkleidung oder vom King of Pop getragen, ein Hut, eine Brille, eine Gewehrattrappe von Earth Song from die HIStory Tour, ein Paar signierte Mokassins, Schallplatten, Notizen, signierte Objekte und vieles mehr.
Die Schätzungen reichen von 100 US-Dollar für ein T-Shirt bis zu 40.000 US-Dollar für die Jacke, die Michael Jackson bei den Brit Awards 1996 trug.
Die ihn betreffenden Lose 744 bis 779 finden Sie auf den Seiten 449 bis 467. Alle Details zu dieser Auktion finden Sie auf juliensauctions.com. Quelle:mjfrance Übersetzung:babelfish
Auction house Goldin is currently auctioning the iconic glove famously worn by the superstar during his 1984 Victory Tour. The glove features real Swarovski crystals and was custom designed for Jackson by Bill Whitten in the early '80s.
The minimum bid to try and own a piece of music history will set you back $20,000, but don't expect the winning bid to fall that low.
In 2009, Hong Kong businessman Hoffman Ma purchased the historic accessory for $350,000 at a memorabilia auction. The glove last sold for just over $100,000 in 2020. The glove was reportedly donated to UNICEF in the '90s, who first sold it back in 1998. The crystal-studded glove comes with a letter of provenance from David Miller, a former employee of MJJ Productions, and was personally given this glove from Michael Jackson himself.
You can bid on the auction HERE The auction ends on February 23rd. Quelle: Popcrush
Das Porträt von Michael Jackson „This Is Me“ von Patrice Murciano bei einer Auktion...
Der Künstler Patrice Murciano hat gerade sein Werk „This Is Me“ im Street-Art-Stil versteigert. Die Abmessungen dieser mit Sprühfarbe und Posca auf Leinwand geschaffenen Arbeit betragen 146 x 114 cm. Der Startpreis beträgt 1500€ und der Betrag pro Auktion 100€. Es handelt sich natürlich um ein Unikat und das Auktionsende ist auf den 15. April festgelegt.
Knaisz Auctions will be offering dozens of Michael Jackson items for grab on April 24, 2022. Including signed items such as CDs, letters, vinyls, but also usual items such as personal shirts, shoes, fedoras and glove.
To note, the auction also includes a HIStory Tour Helmet, a Scream Vibrating ball prop, a Bad Tour crystal glove and Michael Jackson / World’s Best-Selling Pop Artist of the Year / The World Music Awards from Monte-Carlo 1993.
And an unverified Michael Jackson’s lock of hair from Neverland Ranch which were found in Michael Jackson’s bathroom during cleaning in 1990.
The Auction also includes a lot of items from Neverland Ranch such as glasses, flag, pins and patches…
For more information and auction on April 24,CLICK HERE
Fan selling his Michael Jackson Memorabilia in Private Auction
Since Michael Jackson’s passing, many items from the King of Pop has appeared in auctions. Items from his massive career but also personal items.
Celebrities, wealthy individuals and well off fans have since rushed to purchased those items.
One fan had accumulated numerous items with the idea to open a Michael Jackson Museum in Los Angeles which included a gift shop with an amount of merchandising purchased from a fan club.
However, the Estate of Michael Jackson quickly shut the idea down in 2017.
Today, this fan is now selling his collection in a Private Online Auction. His collection is estimated at $2.5 million with 32,000 items including a legendary glove worth $185,000, a “Scream” shirt at $67,000 and the Billie Jean costume at £325,000.
All is now being auctions through the House of Consultants via a Private Online Auction.
Richard Fossaas, the owner, said “This is a rare opportunity to buy cultural heritage from the most influential artist of the century”.
An iconic white glove worn by Michael Jackson during the Bad era is going under the hammer. It is expected to raise up to £200,000 at an auction.
This right-handed glove, covered on the back with Swarovski Lochrosen stones, is being sold as part of a celebrity memorabilia haul in the US.
The King of Pop is said to have worn it while promoting the best-selling album Bad, which was released in 1987. The glove shows wear from where the singer would hold a microphone during his performances, according to auctioneers the Memorabilia Network.
“A right-handed glove custom designed and made by Hollywood fashion designer Bill Whitten. The glove was stage worn by Michael Jackson and attributed to being from the era of the 1980s after Jackson released his album Bad. Covering the entirety of the backside of the glove are Swarovski lochrosen crystals. The palm side of the cotton glove is bare, with the exception of a velcro closure that has been placed over the original snap button closure of the glove. The glove does show use and wear, with some dark marks on the palm side of the glove on the index finger and thumb, consistent with the pressure points where Jackson would have held his microphone when in his right hand. One of the most iconic items in music and popular culture history, Jackson’s gloves became almost as famous as Jackson himself. The Bad tour was Jackson’s first solo concert tour. It lasted 16 months from 1987 to 1989, and included 123 concerts for over 4 million fans across 15 countries.”
The Auction’s bids will take place from October 24 and close on November 6 at The Memorabilia Network Quelle: mjvibe.com
Das Unternehmen Prostore bietet am 4. und 5. November 2022 eine Auktion an, die den größten Stars der Musik gewidmet ist. Sie findet in der British Academy of Film and Television Arts ( BAFTA ) in London statt und Auktionen können vor Ort durchgeführt werden telefonisch oder online.
Mehrere Lose zu Michael Jackson sind Teil dieser Auktion.
Los Nr. 537: Ein beschlagenes Lederarmband, das für ein Werbeplakat verwendet wurde, das während der ADB-Zeit aufgenommen wurde. Provenienz: Lot 583, Julien's Icons & Idols Auction vom 3. Dezember 2010. Schätzpreis: zwischen £ 30.000 und £ 50.000. Auktion: 15.000 £.
Lot Nr. 539: Ein Platinum Disc Award „Artist Of The Decade“, der Fans von Michael Jackson bekannt ist und die Nummer 403/1000 trägt. Schätzung: zwischen £ 1000 und £ 1500. Auktion: 500 £.
Los Nr. 540: Ein Paar Handschuhe eines Friedhofs-Zombies aus dem Musikvideo „Thriller“. Die Handschuhe sind auf der Innenseite mit „6 Jeff P.“ für den Tänzer Jeff Parker und mit „Tom“ für den Maskenbildner Tom Hester gekennzeichnet. Schätzung: zwischen £ 1000 und £ 1500. Auktion: 500 £.
Los Nr. 541: Eine Original-Gipsbüste von Michael Jackson, die vom berühmten Spezialeffekt-Künstler Rick Baker für das Thriller-Musikvideo geschaffen wurde. Diese Art von Büste wird oft bei Produktionen erstellt, um Prothesen und Spezialeffekt-Make-up zu testen, ohne dass der Künstler anwesend sein muss. Schätzung: zwischen £ 1000 und £ 1500. Auktion: 500 £.
Lot Nr. 538: Ein schwarzer Fedora-Hut, signiert von Michael Jackson. Es trägt die Widmung „All My Love Michael Jackson 1998“. Schätze zwischen 3000 und 5000 Euro. Auktion: 1500 £.
Los Nr. 543: Ein Set Victory and Bad Tour-Jacken und -Pässe aus der Sammlung von Michael Jacksons Leibwächter Vince Lonadi. Dieses Set enthält ein Videoband von der Entstehung von We Are The World und Filmmaterial vom Treffen des King of Pop mit Prinzessin Diana im Jahr 1988 hinter der Bühne im Wembley-Stadion. Alles wird mit einem Echtheitszertifikat und zwei von der Frau des Leibwächters unterzeichneten Echtheitsbriefen geliefert. Schätzen Sie zwischen £ 1500 und £ 2500. Auktion: £750.
Los Nr. 542: Noten für das Lied „The Girl Is Mine“, handsigniert von Michael Jackson. Dieses Autogramm wurde im August 1994 erhalten, als der King of Pop sein Album HIStory in der Hit Factory in New York aufnahm. Schätzung: Zwischen £800 und £1200. Auktion: 400 £.
Alle Infos zu dieser Auktion und weitere Fotos HIER
Kenny Rogers’ Michael Jackson memorabilia for grab
The Estate of Kenny Rogers is auctioning items from the singer through Julien’s Auctions. The Auction is taking place today October 21 and this week-end October 22, 23.
Some of the items from the Estate to grab are related to Michael Jackson such as 2 pictures taken by Rogers:
An original photographic portrait of Michael Jackson taken by Kenny Rogers and used in his book Your Friends and Mine (Boston, MA: Little Brown & Co, 1987), that is inscribed by Michael Jackson.
In the book Kenny writes:
“Michael Jackson is unique, both as an individual and as a performer. Yet while I’d been around him many times, I never honestly felt I knew him until we spent a day together in the photography studio.”
“As I explained earlier, Michael had invited Christopher, my youngest son, to his home to see his zoo. They had such a good time that Michael, who heard I was a photographer, suggested I take a picture of him and Christopher in my studio. I told him of my idea for this book and asked him to bring his chimpanzee, Bubbles.”
“There were maybe twenty five people in the studio that day, and the chimp was the center of attention. That meant that the focus was off Michael, and I think the relative anonymity gave him a chance to relax. And Bubbles was so human it was almost frightening. He would take Christopher by the hand, walk him over to the refrigerator, open it, take out a banana, and hand it to him. Christopher was amazed we all were.”
“The session was the first time I’d had a chance to be one on one with Michael. It means a lot to me to be able say that not only do I love his music, but I also like him very much as a person and consider him a friend.”
Along the bottom edge of the portrait Michael Jackson writes, “To Kenny Rogers/ One of the kindest men I’ve ever met/ Thanx/ Love/ Michael Jackson/ 1998.”
Also for grab, A program, tickets, and flyers from the Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary show at Madison Square Garden.
A complete program, tickets, and flyers from the Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary show at Madison Square Garden, attended by Kenny Rogers. The event took place on September 7th and September 10th 2001. Michael Jackson had an appearance on Rogers 1981 song Goin’ Back to Alabama.
This lot includes one program for the event, two tickets to the event, two flyers for the reunion of The Jacksons, and untorn two meal tickets from the event used under “Mr. Kenny Rogers” and “K. Rogers Guest”. The event tickets are for the Friday show, one is torn.
Another concert ticket for Sade from the Lovers Rock Tour is included.
And A framed group of signed soloist leadsheets from the charity single “We Are the World” performed by the supergroup USA for Africa.
In an effort to raise funds for Africa, major music artists recorded a song that was written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, and produced by Michael Omartian and Quincy Jones. The song became the eighth best-selling single of all time with over twenty million copies being sold.
This example, belonging to Kenny Rogers, is signed by many of the artists that participated in the single. Many of the music artists included personalized inscriptions to Kenny Rogers. Signatures include Billy Joel, Cyndi Lauper, Huey Lewis, Chris Hayes and Johnny Colla from Huey Lewis and the News, Kenny Loggins, Bette Midler, Jeffery Osborne, Steve Perry, Ruth Pointer from The Pointer Sisters, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Tina Turner, Dionne Warwick, Harry Belafonte, Lindsey Buckingham, Kim Carnes, Sheila E, Daryl Hall and John Oates from Hall and Oates, James Ingram, Jackie Jackson, La Toya Jackson, Marlon Jackson, Michael Jackson, Randy Jackson, Tito Jackson, and Al Jarreau.
JULIEN’S AUCTIONS PUBLIC EXHIBITION & LIVE AUCTION LOCATION Julien’s Auctions Beverly Hills 257 N. Canon Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Public Exhibition: Monday, October 17th – Friday, October 21st, 2022 Daily: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time Free to the Public
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF KENNY ROGERS Friday, October 21st, 2022 (Lots 1-348) 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF KENNY ROGERS Saturday, October 22nd, 2022 (Lots 349-720) 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF KENNY ROGERS Sunday, October 23rd, 2022 (Lots 721-1129) 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time
More Michael Jackson items from Julien’s Auctions in November
This November, Julien’s Auction will offer more Michael Jackson items to grab and here few of them:
A Michael Jackson-signed red “Beat It” style leather jacket. The jacket is inscribed in black marker at left breast “Beat it! / Love / Michael Jackson.”
Accompanied by a letter from the person who was given the jacket after visiting Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch. No size or label present.
A CBS Canada paperweight commemorating the one million dollars in sale made by Michael Jackson for his sixth studio album, Thriller, in 1982.
The album is celebrating its 40th anniversary on November 30, 2022.
A group of two gray cotton blend T-shirts, both with text on the back reading, “The/ Jacksons/ Victory Tour ’84/ Video Crew.” One size “XL” and one size “M.”
Saved by Bill Bray, the Jackson family’s longtime head of security. Consigned by Bray’s widow.
A framed certificate from the New Westminster Police Department appointing Michael Jackson as an honorary officer of the department on November 18, 1984.
Framed, 13.75 x 11 inches; sight, 10.75 x 8.25 inches
A black double-breasted blazer with white beaded stripes, worn by Michael Jackson in a 1988 photo alongside manager Frank DiLeo and Pee-Wee Herman. The wool-blendjacket, by Sullivan Suits, features three front pockets, two interior pockets, black buttons, and a red band around the right arm. No size present. Accompanied by a photo print of Jackson wearing the jacket.
A reference model of Michael Jackson’s character for the anthology film Moonwalker (MJJ Productions, 1988).
During the final transition of Michael Jackson’s character into a robot, this bust serves as a production-made model to show the design direction. The exterior is iridescent silver paint over a fiberglass and plaster body. The base features a wooden plug for support.
The facial structure of this reference model exhibits sharp cheekbones and jawline.
The scale of this casting is 1:1.
Accompanied by a DVD of the film.
A custom made Gibson V-wing guitar smashed by Michael Jackson in the Mark Romanek directed video for the song “Scream,” from Michael Jackson’s 1995 album HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I.
The track was particularly notable as it was a duet between Michael and his sister Janet Jackson.
The guitar was broken into three sections, one of which is signed and inscribed to the video’s director by both Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson. The guitar smashing scene was shot in a single take, making this the only guitar from the video shoot.
A red and black leather, commemorative “Thriller” style jacket, signed and inscribed by Michael Jackson in black marker “Love Always, Michael Jackson 1998.”
Though he signed it “1998,” the jacket was actually signed by Jackson during a stop on his 1997 “HIStory World Tour.” This was a common occurrence during that year and some believe it is a reference to the upcoming birth of his daughter Paris.
The zip-up jacket features two front pockets, red panels to the front with red snap buttons, a red nylon interior lining, and black leather stripe details. Size M. No label present.
NEW YORK PUBLIC EXHIBITION & LIVE AUCTION LOCATION Hard Rock Cafe New York 1501 Broadway – Times Square New York, New York 10036
NEW YORK PUBLIC EXHIBITION (HIGHLIGHTS) Monday, November 7th – Friday, November 11th Daily: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time Free to the Public LIVE & ONLINE AUCTION Icons & Idols: Rock ‘N’ Roll: Property from the Life and Career of Don McLean Friday, November 11th Session I (Lots 1-375): 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time
Icons & Idols: Rock ‘N’ Roll: Property from the Archives of Steve Vai Saturday, November 12th Session II (Lots 376-718): 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time Icons & Idols: Rock ‘N’ Roll Session III (Lots 719-981):
Icons & Idols: Rock ‘N’ Roll Sunday, November 13th Session III continued (Lots 982-1578): 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time
Am 19. und 20. Mai werden bei Julien’s Auctions weitere MJ-Andenken versteigert.
Eine signierte „US“-Magazin Ausgabe vom 12. März 1984, ein American Music Award für „Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist“, der Michael im November 2009 posthum verliehen wurde, der MTV „Best Group Video“ VMA Award, Eine Tour-Jacke von der Dangerous Tour, zwei Kostüm-Sketche, die einst von Tompkins und Bush versteigert wurden, oder eine Jacke, die Michael am 29. Juli 1992 in Haggerton Park, London, bei einem Besuch im Kinderspital trug.
The fedora wore by Michael Jackson during Motown 25 where he performed the Moonwalk for the first time will be on Auction in Paris, France on September 26.
During his performance of “Billie Jean” on March 25, 1983 at Motown 25, Michael wore the famous hat which he threw out of stage.
This historical piece is set to go between €60,000 and €100,000 at the Hotel Drouot (auction house) in Paris, auction organised by Arteges and Lemon Auction.
This auction will also includes over 200 items of music icons such as Madonna, Depeche Mode, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix and many more.
The catalogue of items will be available on July 4 at Lemon Auction
About Artpèges Founded by a collector and entrepreneur, Artpèges is a new expert assessment firm based in Paris, specialised in the world of music and more specifically guitars, records, memorabilia (concert tickets, posters, gold records…) and professional sound equipment like microphones and studio consoles.
Michael Jackson Worn Western Style Black Shirt back in auction
One of Michael Jackson’s shirt is back in auction this week. Like we predicted, items sold in auctions since 2009, owned by Michael Jackson, will time to time reappear in other auctions. This shirt was sold in 2010 for $12,885 in the USA.
Today this shirt is in Surrey, UK and estimate at £6,000 to £8,000 with a starting bid at £3,000. The Auction will take place on August 24 at ewbanks. This time, the shirt has been framed including reference photos:
This western style bib front shirt was worn by Michael Jackson in numerous occasions throughout the mid 1980’s. He also had the same shirt in red, which he wore in the famous photograph with Bubbles.
Michael was photographed with Quincy Jones at an event or with Barry Gibbs house in Miami. A photo of Michael in the shirt with Mr. T was reprinted in the September 2009 Michael Jackson Commemorative issue of Ebony Magazine.
The black shirt by “Tony Alamo of Nashville” is made of a polyester knit, with long sleeves, pointed collar, and white pearlized snaps down each side and bottom of the bib and on the sleeve cuffs. The bib is trimmed with white piping, and has narrow white braid passementerie embellishment. The collar is trimmed with stamped metal collar points.
The same French Auction house that sold the Michael Jackson Fedora that he wore on Motown 25 is now auctioning a pair of loafers wore by Michael on Sammy Davis Jr’s 60th Anniversary Celebration in November 1989 and where he performed “You Were There”.
The item is coming with letters of identification and proofs that they were Michael Jackson’s shoes.
You will be able to see this on Saturday 23 September, Monday 25 September and the auction will take place on Tuesday 26 September at Hôtel des Ventes de Drouot Richelieu, 9 rue Drouot, 75009 Paris .
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