Videocrux - Bids for Yves Saint Laurent's art collection hit 206 million Euros.

#Videocrux - Bids for Yves Saint Laurent's art collection hit 206 million Euros. Bids for Yves Saint Laurent's art collection hit 206 million Euros.
Bids for couturier Yves Saint Laurent's private art collection hit 206 million Euros on Monday, making it the most expensive ever auctioned with two days still left to run. Marcelle Rogers Travelled from London, "I arrived two days ago, to attend the sale because I'm very interested in art. I tried to collect some art. I study art, the history of art. And for the great memory of a superb man who contributed so much society and the culture of France and the world indeed." Michael La Rocca travelled from New York, "Yes, I came especially for the exhibition. Going back to New York very shortly. I have to say I really liked the Matisse very much. I saw that in the exhibition and thought it was really outstanding. That from the fact that it was Yves Saint Laurent's and it was a Matisse, it was also a very beautiful painting." Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent's partner, "I'm absolutely ready to give myself to China with my two heads, my two sculptures. The only thing I ask to the Chinese people, to the government, it to respect the human rights, to give the liberty to Tibet people and to welcome the Dalai Lama that's all."
The most expensive auction ever.
Bids for couturier Yves Saint Laurent's private art collection hit 206 million Euros on Monday, making it the most expensive ever auctioned with two days still left to run. Marcelle Rogers Travelled from London, "I arrived two days ago, to attend the sale because I'm very interested in art. I tried to collect some art. I study art, the history of art. And for the great memory of a superb man who contributed so much society and the culture of France and the world indeed." Michael La Rocca travelled from New York, "Yes, I came especially for the exhibition. Going back to New York very shortly. I have to say I really liked the Matisse very much. I saw that in the exhibition and thought it was really outstanding. That from the fact that it was Yves Saint Laurent's and it was a Matisse, it was also a very beautiful painting." Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent's partner, "I'm absolutely ready to give myself to China with my two heads, my two sculptures. The only thing I ask to the Chinese people, to the government, it to respect the human rights, to give the liberty to Tibet people and to welcome the Dalai Lama that's all."

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