Sylvester Stallone's Painting Fetches $410,000 at amfAR Gala for AIDS Research

Sylvester Stallone demonstrated his artistic flair and philanthropic commitment at the recent amfAR gala in Las Vegas, where one of his original paintings sold for an impressive $410,000 to benefit AIDS research. 

The event took place at The Wynn Hotel, with Stallone and his family in attendance, showcasing a blend of art, entertainment, and charity.

The centerpiece of the evening was Stallone’s multicolored painting titled "Knocking Heads," characterized by vibrant greens, yellows, and reds, depicting thoughtful faces and paying homage to his iconic character, Rocky Balboa. The auction attracted intense bidding, ultimately reaching $410,000, much to the delight of attendees who erupted in applause when the final bid was confirmed. Stallone was visibly thrilled, expressing pride in how his art could contribute to such a vital cause.

During the gala, Stallone also received an award from fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee, further highlighting his contributions beyond acting. In addition to his painting, Stallone auctioned off a role in the upcoming season of his series "Tulsa King," which garnered another $300,000, adding to the evening’s fundraising success.