The New Mullin Family Gallery at the Petersen Is Gorgeous
The legendary Mullin Collection of French Art Deco automobiles has officially debuted in its permanent home at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
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The brief
The Petersen Automotive Museum has opened the New Mullin Family Gallery, a permanent exhibition space featuring a significant selection of French Art Deco vehicles. This follows a gift from the Mullin Family Foundation.
Coverage from outlets including Road & Track, Autoweek, Hagerty, Motorious, and Magneto Magazine emphasizes the aesthetic quality of the vehicles and the gallery design. Reports characterize the acquisition as the establishment of a long-term home for the collection.
Future updates will focus on public reactions and potential rotations of the displayed vehicles. Specific details regarding the gallery’s long-term exhibit programming have not yet been specified.
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Quick answers
Where is the Mullin Collection now located?
The collection is now permanently housed at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
What is the focus of the new gallery?
The gallery features French Art Deco cars gifted by the Mullin Family Foundation.
Are there other items on display?
Coverage emphasizes the French Art Deco cars; further details on other exhibits have not yet been specified.
Coverage (5)
- World famous Mullin Collection finds permanent home at Petersen Automotive Museum magnetomagazine.com · 1d ago
- The Legendary Mullin Collection Finds Its Forever Home at the Petersen Automotive Museum Motorious · 1d ago
- Petersen Museum Displays Mullin Family Foundation’s Gift of French Art Deco Cars Hagerty · 1d ago
- Found: The Most Beautiful Collection of French Cars Ever Autoweek · 1d ago
- The New Mullin Family Gallery at the Petersen Is Gorgeous Road & Track · 1d ago
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