Patrick Perrin Receives a Decoration at the Bristol
It was with nothing less than the insignia of Commandeur de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres that Hervé Lemoine decorated Patrick Perrin at the legendary Hôtel Bristol, rue du Faubourg St Honoré. Patrick Perrin, who founded the PAD in 1998, has made a name for himself by promoting and contributing to the blossoming of young art dealers and galleries. The Ministerial Order of Arts and Letters was created in 1957 and rewards people who have stood out either through their creative work in the artistic or literary fields or by contributing to the development of the arts and letters in France and around the world. For over 25 years, the PAD has been earning international recognition by showcasing the best historical and contemporary design galleries. Among the many guests in attendance, we crossed paths with François Curiel, Thierry Gillier, Pierre Passebon, Françoise Dumas, Frederic Jousset, Nathalie Obadia, Paul-Emmanuel Reiffers, Elie Top, Caroline Sarkosy, Bruno Frisoni, and David Caméo.
Photos: Ayka Lux
