Sanguin Fine Art is so proud to be part of Heritage Auctions 2025 December Hollywood/Entertainment Signature auction! This consignment includes 8 Bob Peak’s and 2 Matthew Peak’s.
(from Heitage Auctions catalog)
Dear Collector,
Welcome to the December 2025 Hollywood Signature® Auction!
As another year winds down, we are thrilled to bring you a Signature sale worthy of the distinction.
These treasured vessels encapsulate the entirety of Hollywood history, many of which are being
brought to auction for the first time. Among these historic pieces are groundbreaking artworks from
the origins of visual effects including the matte painting of the Ewok Village from Star Wars: Episode
VI – Return of the Jedi and the master painting from Young Sherlock Holmes used to create the first
computer-generated character in a movie. We are also proud to offer the collection of Fred Roos,
the casting director and Oscar-winning producer instrumental in shaping the career of Francis Ford
Coppola and championing rising talents like Harrison Ford and Tom Cruise. Star Trek collectors will
be delighted to find nearly 100 items from the entire franchise including Harlan Ellison and Gene
Roddenberry’s early working drafts and original concept artwork from Matt Jefferies, Rick Sternbach,
and Andrew Probert. A standout of this sale is surely Conan the Berserker, the 1967 masterwork from
legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta.
And the list goes on, including:
- A collection of marvelous items from The Wizard of Oz including Judy Garland’s red rehearsal
slipper, a cast-signed edition of the hardcover by L. Frank Baum, and the Wicked Witch of the
West’s Signature flying witch hat - (8) works by Bob Peak including final comp art for Excalibur, Hair, and The Wiz
- Extraordinary photography and promotional material from King Kong (1933) and important
design maquettes by early Disney Imagineer Dave Schweninger for Universal Studios’ King
Kong Encounter attraction (1985) - Tom Jung’s final key poster art for the historic Style A Half Sheet from Star Wars: Episode IV –
A New Hope - John Cusack’s iconic trench coat from the era-defining teen movie Say Anything
- Clint Eastwood’s Hero 1858 Remington revolver from Pale Rider
- Marilyn Monroe’s personal Cleopatra harem costume from her iconic 1958 photoshoot with
Richard Avedon for the cover of LIFE Magazine - The Hero screen-used “FS-1” flying submarine filming miniature from Voyage to the Bottom of
the Sea - Johnny Cash’s personal AA book inscribed by Elizabeth Taylor and Betty Ford
- Elvis Presley’s personal 1976 Harley Davidson Electra Glide
- The Screen-Used cherub fixture from the Grand Staircase in Titanic
These items are only a glimpse at what awaits inside this remarkable event
