For The Love Of God

by Simon Hilton on Sat 02 Jun 2007

Artist Damien Hirst has unveiled a diamond-encrusted human skull worth £50m – said to be the most expensive piece of contemporary art.
The 18th Century skull is entirely covered in 8,601 jewels, while new teeth were made for the artwork at a cost of £14m.
The centrepiece of the 41-year-old’s creation is a pear-shaped pink diamond, set in the skull’s forehead.
Hirst said his piece, called For the Love of God, is “uplifting, takes your breath away”.
Link. Video. ” onclick=”window.open(this.href,’newwin’); return false;”>Daily Telegraph report.

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  • rockmother
    That's not Damien Hirst - it's Alex from Airside!
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