#SHOWBIZ: 'Don't sell it': Sylvester Stallone's art collection makes him millions
NEW YORK: Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone has revealed that his biggest financial windfalls have come from his art collection rather than his blockbuster film roles.
Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone has revealed that his most significant financial gains have come from his art collection rather than his blockbuster film roles. The actor explained that he started investing his acting paychecks in fine art during the 1980s, and the pieces have since appreciated in value. Today, several masterworks in his home are worth over US$40 million each.
Stallone expressed his passion for art collecting and highlighted his investments in both legendary masters and contemporary artists, praising talents like George Condo and Rashid Johnson. He cautioned fellow collectors not to sell their art unless absolutely necessary, as it appreciates over time and does not require maintenance.
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