25 November at Drouot auction site exhibited were owned by Marina Vlady items related to Vladimir Vysotsky. The death mask of the poet bought for 55 thousand euros

Yesterday, 25 November, at the Paris Drouot auction site in the auction company Kapandji-Morhange for 200 thousand euros were sold last verses of Vladimir Vysotsky, handwritten and dated 11 June 1980, six weeks before his death. Lot had gone with a significant excess of the preliminary assessment of 10-15 thousand euros. This autograph on a postcard from a travel Agency, and several dozen items for auction, belonged to Marina Vladi@

a Posthumous mask of the poet, one of the famous three bronze masks, bought for 55 thousand euros, slightly above the estimate (30-50 thousand euros).

Shopper of the last poem, beginning "And the ice bottom, and top. Toil between...", Gavrilovskoe was Marina, the wife of the Ekaterinburg businessman Andrey Gavrilov, a well-known admirer of creativity of Vysotsky. On the ground floor of a 54-storey skyscraper, built Gavrilovski and called "Vysotsky" is dedicated to the poet Museum, the main exhibit of which is the legendary Mercedes W 116 350. Gavrilovsky managed to find a car somewhere in Georgia, restored it and put in a Museum. There Gavrilovskoe Marina plans to deliver the lots purchased in Parigi@

the Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Sources: catalogue.drouot.com, ria.ru, artinvestment.ru