Oscar winner Diane Keaton's personal belongings to go under hammer

Late Diane Keaton's personal belongings including her art collection and "coveted wardrobe" are going under the hammer.

In October, The Godfather actress passed away at the age of 79 due to pneumonia.

The auction house termed the sale as a carefully considered assortment of great art, interior designs, iconic fashion, personal items, and other creative references that sheds light on Keaton inherent instinct of composition, restraint, and significance.

It will include four auctions, which are going to be held in New York, Los Angeles and online. The initial sale is on May 31.

The Diane Keaton Collection: Architecture of an Icon is a live auction that will take place in New York on June 8.

This will include fashion by Ralph Lauren, American fine art, a collage by the actress herself and her original untitled script of Annie Hall.

Bonhams further announced that the three parallel internet auctions will be dedicated to high fashion, interior design and personal ephemera.

Keaton's family previously thanked fans for their "extraordinary" messages of support and suggested donations in her memory be made to a local food bank or animal shelter, reflecting her love for animals and support of the unhoused community.

In 1978, Keaton was awarded Best Actress Academy Award in Annie Hall.