WARRENTON, Ore. - s4story -- Grandview Art & Auctions announces its January sale "Vegas Rock Icons, Art & Tiffany," with worldwide online bidding continuing through January 18, 2026 on LiveAuctioneers. The auction is led by a remarkable group of celebrated photographs that were previously exhibited inside the Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel & Casino before the property closed and was transformed.

These large-format prints capture the musicians who defined modern culture in intimate, unforgettable portraits — several signed by the photographers and created for the Hard Rock art program. Admired for years by hotel guests and concertgoers, the works now surface for the first time on the open market as authentic fragments of a legendary Vegas destination.

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In addition to the photography, the event features rare bronzes, vintage and modern Tiffany & Co. sterling silver jewelry, and paintings by Leonid Afremov, Jefferson Hayman, and other notable artists. A further highlight is the Attributed to Roy Lichtenstein – "Sunrise; Sunset" Silkscreen Preparation, an intriguing Pop Art process work that complements the theme of iconography and reproduction.

Grandview is excited to offer collectors this unique opportunity to acquire works connected to Las Vegas history alongside fine art and Tiffany design, with select lots presented without reserve to encourage discovery and fair market value.

Grandview Art & Auctions is an Oregon-based consignment auction house specializing in fine art, jewelry, collectibles, and decorative arts, emphasizing responsible estimates and story-centered presentations that connect consignors with global buyers.