Pierre Berge

Pierre Berge

Pierre Bergé is a French businessman and the lifelong partner of the late Yves Saint Laurent.

 
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Buyers from Asia purchased all but one of the top 10 priciest items at the sale of the last belongings of late couturier Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Berge, Christie's said Friday. As the four-day sale wound up, the auction house said that though only five percent of the bidders were from Asia, they accounted for 32 percent of the total raised at the auction -- which fetched 8.99 million euros (13.3 million dollars). Countries concerned were China, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, said Christie's, which refused to identify buyers. Buyers from those countries bought nine of the most expensive items, ... Read Full Story
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From pots and pans to antique chandeliers, the last belongings from the homes of Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Berge went on sale Tuesday, with the late fashion icon's bulldog looking on. The celebrity bulldog, Moujik, joined scores of dealers and well-heeled seekers of YSL memorabilia for the four-day auction held in a Paris theatre just off the Champs Elysees boulevard. "I'd like to have something that belonged to them in my home," said blonde Italian retiree Giuliana Giovannelli, hunting for something to distinguish her Parisian flat. "But nothing too expensive." It was a slow start for some of the more expensive ... Read Full Story
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After auctioning a highly valuable art collection amassed over half a century, Pierre Berge, partner of late pantsuit pioneer Yves Saint Laurent, is putting everyday pieces up for sale this week. Last February's 700-item sale of the YSL/Berge collection smashed record on record, netting 342 million euros (491 million dollars) and making Saint Laurent the top-earning dead celebrity of 2009, according to Forbes which placed him ahead of Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley. This week's sale, starting Tuesday and running over four days, bears little comparison with the first instalment, said to be the biggest private art sale in history. Taking in items ranging ... Read Full Story
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A sale of belongings from the posh homes of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge so far has fetched four million euros (six million dollars), including costs, with two days of auction yet to go, Christie’s said Wednesday 18 November. A total of 1,185 objects, most of them from the pair’s country hideaway on the Normandy coast, went under the hammer Tuesday 17 November in a four-day sale winding up Friday 20 November. Christie’s had estimated the total value of the auction at between three to four million euros (4.5 to six million dollars), excluding costs. But the magic of the name has sent ... Read Full Story
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A billiard table, several giant chandeliers, and even pots and pans; items from Yves Saint Laurent's private country hideaway went on show ahead of the second instalment of this year's record-smashing YSL-Pierre Berge "sale of the century". In all, 1,185 items go under the hammer at a giant four-day auction starting November 17 that winds up with the sale of the late fashion designer's last Mercedes-Benz automobile and Hermes luggage. In comparison to the record-smashing 700-item February sale, which fetched 342.5 million euros (491.9 million dollars) in the biggest private art sale in history, next week's auction is expected to ring up a mere ... Read Full Story
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Collection Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé Part II Achieves $ 13449358Art DailyThe four-day sale of the Collection of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, part II, at Theatre Marigny offered by Christie's in association with Pierre ...  
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"I don’t even remember much about my time at Yves Saint Laurent, though I do think some of my best collections were [there] — other than that black-and-white initial one. That one wasn’t very successful and wasn’t very good. But being at Yves Saint Laurent was such a negative experience for me even though the business boomed while I was there. Yves and his partner, Pierre Bergé, were so difficult and so evil and made my life such misery...  
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by Zeva Bellel The "Sale of the Century" begins tomorrow when Christie's opens its doors to a dizzying array of Yves Saint Laurent's personal pieces. Of the 1,200 objects to reach the auction block at Christie's France over the next four days, the majority come from Château Gabriel, the three-story country estate where YSL and his lifelong partner Pierre Bergé spent their weekends. The...  
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Furniture, sculptures and a Fernand Leger painting from the home of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé will be auctioned. Photograph: Remy de la Mauviniere/AP When  
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New York TimesA Minimalist Designer on DisplayNew York TimesLuc Castel/Fondation Pierre Bergé Yves Saint Laurent A set of Jean-Michel Frank furniture at the Fondation Pierre Bergé Yves Saint ...  
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Aw, all the money in the air put him to sleep! The second round of auctions of the late Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé's things, proceeds from which go to the fight against AIDS, is under way in Paris. His black-and-white French bulldog Moujik has been watching the proceedings (or sleeping through them — it's unclear). Already, item sales are beyond exceeding expectations. As of yesterday, the items had fetched 4 million...  
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A view of a salon with furnishings from the private collection of the late French fashion designer Yves Saint-Laurent and French businessman Pierre Bergé were on display on Tuesday ahead of the a...  
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