Lalanne Mirror Collection Achieves $33.5 Million at Auction

Lalanne Mirror Collection Achieves $33.5 Million at Auction

A remarkable collection of mirrors crafted by Claude Lalanne has set a new auction record, fetching $33.5 million. These exquisite pieces were originally created for the renowned apartment of Yves Saint Laurent.

The ensemble, consisting of fifteen mirrors, is adorned with intricate bronze leaf designs, making them a unique and valuable addition to any collector’s portfolio.

This significant sale occurred at a Sotheby's auction, with the pieces having been part of the personal collection of Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent, highlighting their historical and artistic significance.

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