The Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, California announced several new additions to its collection of art, furniture and automobiles in celebration of the third anniversary of the museum\u2019s opening.<\/p>\n
Over the past three years, Peter and Merle Mullin and the Mullin Automotive Museum staff have established it as one of the premier collections of Art Deco art and automobiles. Since its founding, the Mullin Automotive Museum was awarded \u201cBest of Show\u201d at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concours d\u2019Elegance for its 1935 Voisin C25 Aerodyne, exhibited 10 automobiles at the 37th annual R\u00e9tromobile in Paris, France, and published a series of three books \u2013 The Art of Bugatti<\/em>, French Curves<\/em> and Vitesse ~ \u00c9l\u00e9gance<\/em> \u2013 honoring the visionaries behind the automobiles and motorcycles of the Mullin collection.<\/p>\n Furthermore, in the past year, the Mullin Automotive Museum launched the internationally acclaimed \u201cLa Vision de Voisin\u201d exhibition \u2013 celebrating the life of designer and aviation pioneer Gabriel Voisin, unveiled the virtually completed coachbuild of Jean Bugatti\u2019s famed 1939 Bugatti Type 64 Coupe Chassis #64002 and was recognized by the International Historic Motoring Awards as one of the top four automotive museum collections in the world.<\/p>\n The Mullin Automotive Museum\u2019s collection of art and automobiles has grown significantly in size since first opening, gathering the world\u2019s largest collection of Voisin automobiles as well as one of the most expansive private collections of Bugatti automobiles and Bugatti family artwork. Additionally, the facility grew to include the Galerie d’Arts, an automotive-themed art gallery curated from Peter and Merle Mullin\u2019s growing personal art collection, an expanded display of finely crafted furniture, sculpture and musical instruments from the Bugatti family, one of history\u2019s most influential art families. For 2013, the Mullin Automotive Museum continues to grow its extensive collection of French Art Deco era automobiles, motorcycles, art and furniture with a number of additions that include but are not limited to:<\/p>\nVehicles<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Art and Furniture<\/strong><\/h2>\n