June 4, 2025 11:00 EST
The auction showcases over 300 lots of artwork, furnishings, silver, decorative objects and memorabilia from Mary's home in Greenwich, Connecticut, which brought together pieces from her earlier residences in Millbrook, New York, and Manhattan.
The fine art offerings feature two portraits of Mary by Peter Max and two by Everett Raymond Kinstler, as well as two large-scale sculptures by Italian contemporary artist Mimmo Paladino.
Career memorabilia include original Al Hirschfeld drawings capturing Mary's roles in The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Mary Tyler Moore Show,the wall mounted "M" from Mary Richards' apartment, and an unused ticket to “The Last Show,” the 1977 series finale. A rare Polaroid by Annie Leibovitz of Mary and Dick Van Dyke, along with a group of vintage publicity photographs, rounds out the collection.
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