Eight months after Diane Keaton’s death, a large collection of the Oscar-winning actor’s artwork, costumes, movie memorabilia and personal items is headed to auction. Bonhams will hold four sales in New York City and Los Angeles in June under the title “Diane Keaton: Architecture of an Icon.”
The auctions will feature some of Keaton’s most iconic film memorabilia, original sets, interiors, and designer clothing, providing an intimate look at the creative world she built across films, books, style, and home design.PEOPLE reported on the sale, while Bonhams explained the details in its official press kit. The auction house described the offering as a “carefully selected collection of fine art, interiors, iconic fashions, personal items and other creative items by the acclaimed actress, director, author and fashion icon.”
Diane Keaton died in October 2025, and the June 2026 sale comes about eight months later.
Diane Keaton auction details
Bonhams said sales will take place in New York City and Los Angeles. The collection includes costumes by Ralph Lauren and Thom Browne, as well as original works created by Keaton herself. Among the film’s highlights is a copy of the original, untitled script for the 1977 classic Annie Hall in which she starred opposite Woody Allen.
Diane Keaton memorabilia and fashion highlights
The sale is intended to reflect Keaton’s broader creative identity, not just her on-screen career. In the Bonhams release, her sister Dorie Hall said: “To talk about her is to talk about the instinct, the unerring visual and creative intuition that has guided her through decades of artistic exploration.” From collages and clothing to texts and personal objects, the collection captures Keaton’s life as an artist, style personality, and cultural icon.
