The New Mullin Family Gallery at the Petersen Is Gorgeous
The legendary Mullin Collection has established a permanent home at the Petersen Automotive Museum, showcasing a premier array of French Art Deco cars.
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The Mullin Collection found a permanent home at the Petersen Automotive Museum. The museum displayed the Mullin Family Foundation’s gift of French Art Deco cars in a new gallery.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
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What happened
The Mullin Family Foundation has gifted its collection of vehicles to the Petersen Automotive Museum. This installation establishes a permanent home for the world-famous assembly of cars, specifically highlighting French Art Deco designs.
Coverage from Road & Track, Autoweek, and Hagerty emphasizes the aesthetic appeal of the gallery and the cars. Additional reports from Motorious and Magnet Magazine focus on the collection's transition to a 'forever home' at the museum.
Future attention will likely center on the public display of these French Art Deco vehicles within the new Mullin Family Gallery.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 44d ago.
Sources (5)
- World famous Mullin Collection finds permanent home at Petersen Automotive Museum magnetomagazine.com · 46d ago
- The Legendary Mullin Collection Finds Its Forever Home at the Petersen Automotive Museum Motorious · 46d ago
- Petersen Museum Displays Mullin Family Foundation’s Gift of French Art Deco Cars Hagerty · 46d ago
- Found: The Most Beautiful Collection of French Cars Ever Autoweek · 46d ago
- The New Mullin Family Gallery at the Petersen Is Gorgeous Road & Track · 46d ago
Questions people are asking
Where is the Mullin Collection now located?
The collection has found a permanent home at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
What specific types of cars are featured in the gift?
According to Hagerty, the gift consists of French Art Deco cars.
Who provided the collection to the museum?
The collection was a gift from the Mullin Family Foundation.
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