Courtesy of Propstore Propstore is currently presenting a Pop Culture Auction, live online now with in-person bidding in London on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 Part of the auction is the Rockarchive Collection, a visual time capsule including more than 1,000 photos from the 1960s to present day Propstore gives PEOPLE an exclusive look at the items and insight into their history A carefully curated, striking visual anthology of music history is seeking a new home. Propstore, one of the world's leading entertainment memorabilia auctioneers, is presenting aPop Culture Live Auctionon Wednesday, July 2, 2025. With global online bidding now open, collectors can bid on more than 430 rare, original items across music, art, animation, comics and gaming, expected to bring in more than $1 million. Part of the auction is a selection from the Rockarchive Collection: a visual time capsule of modern music, including more than 1,000 photographs spanning the 1960s to today. Founded by award-winning photographer Jill Furmanovsky, the archive features the work of 100 esteemed photographers and graphic designers, capturing music legends in career-defining moments. In one of the available images,Madonnacan be seen amid her iconic 1990 Blond Ambition world tour, wearing one of her most well-recognized looks. The singer strikes a strong face during her Wembley tour stop in the Jean Paul Gaultier-designed cone corset, which was inspired by the 1950s bullet bras. The photo was taken by George Jaworskyj, and is expected to sell for $375 to $750. Courtesy of Propstore Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Another special photo in the lot was taken by Furmanovsky herself. Also in Wembley, the 1972 black-and-white shot showsMichael Jacksonon stage withThe Jackson 5during the final date of their first European tour. Estimated to go for $375 to $750, the photo focuses on Marlon, Jackie and Michael. "This is the Jackson 5 at Wembley Empire Pool as it was then. They were sensational — all of them were. What I remember about it from a photography point of view, is that I was so pleased with how I shot, especially the colour I had done," the photographer recalls. "I remember looking at the work on the tube, and then I left the colour transparencies on it! I hope somewhere, somehow they have been seen," she adds. Courtesy of Propstore Furmanovsky was present for some serious moments in music history, including the 1995 music video shoot forOasis' single "Wonderwall." A rare set of three original silver gelatin prints featuring brothersNoelandLiamGallagher as they make the hit song's video is also on the block; the set is estimated to go for $1,875 to $3,750. A copy of the song's lyrics, handwritten by Noel, is also available, estimated to go for upwards of $5,000 ahead of the upcoming Oasis tour. Courtesy of Propstore "These are the moments that defined music history — captured by the lenses of those who were there," said Stephen Lane, CEO and founder of Propstore. "From Bowie in Beckenham to Madonna at Wembley, the Rockarchive Collection offers collectors a backstage pass to six decades of legendary performances." Other standout items from the larger auction collection include a rareTupac Shakurautograph,Johnny Depp's hand-painted artwork, a signedDark Side of the Moonprint by director Storm Thorgerson and a rare BritishEmpire Dayposter marking the 45th anniversary ofThe Empire Strikes Back. Bidding is live withPropstoreuntil July 2, 2025. Read the original article onPeople