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31 July 2008 - Press Briefing

Yves Saint Laurent’s art collection likely to fetch $468m

An art collection amassed over four decades by former fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent and his companion Pierre Berge is likely to fetch at least €300m ($468m), according to a report in NineMSN.

The portfolio, which will be auctioned next February, is being dubbed as "the sale of the century" in art market circles. Details of the event would be released in September, said the report.

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