Diane Keaton's Personal Collection Heads to Auction Across New York and Los Angeles
The Diane Keaton Collection, a four-part auction series organized by Bonhams in partnership with The Fine Art Group, will take place throughout June in New York and Los Angeles. Comprising over 550 lots, the sale includes iconic wardrobe pieces, film memorabilia, artworks, books, and domestic objects from Keaton's life. Highlights include David Wojnarowicz's 'Untitled (Buffalos)' (1988-89, estimate $25,000-35,000), two mixed media collages by Keaton herself (estimate $1,000-1,500), an original Annie Hall script (estimate $2,000-4,000), a souvenir program from the Broadway production of 'Play It Again, Sam' (estimate $200-300), a pair of Louis Vuitton Star Trail ankle boots (estimate $800-1,200), a Baron Hats black felt bowler hat (estimate $400-600), a handwritten letter and inscribed sheet music from Al Pacino (estimate $300-500), and a signed Ed Ruscha book (estimate $200-300). Keaton, who died in 2025, was an actress, director, writer, and style icon known for roles in 'Annie Hall', 'The Godfather', and 'Something's Gotta Give'. Her collection reflects her eclectic tastes, from Western art and photography to fashion and design.
Key facts
- Diane Keaton died in 2025.
- The auction series includes over 550 lots across four parts.
- Bonhams and The Fine Art Group are organizing the sales.
- Auctions occur in New York and Los Angeles throughout June.
- David Wojnarowicz's 'Untitled (Buffalos)' is estimated at $25,000-35,000.
- Keaton's own collages are estimated at $1,000-1,500.
- An original Annie Hall script is estimated at $2,000-4,000.
- A Louis Vuitton Star Trail ankle boots pair is estimated at $800-1,200.
Entities
Artists
- Diane Keaton
- David Wojnarowicz
- Ed Ruscha
- William Eggleston
- Annie Leibovitz
- Maynard Dixon
- Ed Mell
- Joseph Cornell
- Sol LeWitt
- Woody Allen
- Al Pacino
- Warren Beatty
- Francis Ford Coppola
- Tony Roberts
- Dorothy Hall
Institutions
- Bonhams
- The Fine Art Group
- Baron Hats
- Louis Vuitton
- Smithsonian National Museum of American History
- Museum of Modern Art
- Broadhurst Theatre
- AFI
- The Hollywood Reporter
- Vogue
- Deadline
- Ralph Lauren
- New York Fashion Week
- Wallpaper*
- New York Times
Locations
- New York
- Los Angeles
- Beverly Hills
- California
- American West
- Oklahoma City
- Groom, Texas
- Mondello
- Broadway
- New York Fashion Week
- United States