What do The Beatles, Marilyn Monroe, Sickan Carlsson, and Gösta Ekman have in common? The answer is, of course, the performing arts, where these greats have each, in their own talented and highly unique way, contributed with their stage presence and artistry.
From a selection of well-known performing artists, Kolonn presents a small but delightful collection from the film, theater, and music scenes, where several objects are rarely found on the auction market.
Among these, a film clapperboard from Filmstaden sparks the imagination about all the well-known actors it has called to action. From the iconic Jönsson Gang and their film "Jönsson Gang Makes a Comeback," props in the form of a top-secret memory stick, which the villain Wall Enberg does everything to obtain, emerge. Nearly royal splendor envelops The King of Rock and Roll's own autograph on a privately taken photograph. A harmonica given by Johnny Cash to a fan at a concert in the Royal Tennis Hall in 1972 is another sacred relic for all collectors of personal belongings from the giants of the stage. For those who admire Sickan Carlsson, the film script from the time-typically cheerful film "Seventh Heaven" is of great interest as a relic from the 1956 recordings.
Welcome to explore items and images from your own idol among the greats of the performing arts.
