The Magnificent art collection of Leonardo DiCaprio

The Magnificent art collection of Leonardo DiCaprio

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Leonardo DiCaprio is known for his roles in high-grossing films like Titanic, The Departed and The Great Gatsby, but the Academy Award-winning actor also boasts an impressive art collection.He has become a regular at Art Basel and an auction fixture. DiCaprio is often spotted at major sales wearing casual clothes. You will find him dressed in a baseball cap and jeans. He may not take the politics of all too seriously, but he takes his collection seriously In 2013, he orchestrated an auction with Christie’s to help raise money for climate change awareness. He walked away with a Takashi Murakami painting. His collection includes works from Ed Ruscha and Jean-Michel Basquiat. He grew up surrounded by the work of Robert Crumb and Robert Williams, as his father was an underground comic salesman.DiCaprio is a regular at Art Basel, arguably the biggest show in the art industry. We’ve heard tales of serious collectors dressing up as maintenance guys just to get a sneak peek of the show and know where the hot potatoes were. While he (probably) didn’t sink to that level, he did walk away with the 1973 Frank Stella piece Double Gray Scramble at the 2015 show in Miami. .in this video, we are looking into The Magnificent art collection of Leonardo DiCaprio
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