In Qatar at the entrance to the hospital has installed 14 statues of children in the womb (photos)
Bronze sculptures show the development of the child from conception to birth.
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14 bronze sculptures by Damien Hirst, illustrating the development of the child in the womb, installed at the entrance to the Sidra hospital Medicine in the capital of Qatar.
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Advanced medical center for women and children opened in Doha this week. Cycle 15-meter sculpture “Wonderful journey” shows the development of the child from conception to birth. It was first introduced back in 2013, but then hidden from the public until the opening of the hospital.
Gulf countries always tend to overdo. The new Sidra medicine hospital in Doha, Qatar, welcomes its patients with 14 huge 15 metres high sculptures of a phoetus development by British artist Damien Hirst. Impressive or Kitsch? https://t.co/rT6Tg2JvXX pic.twitter.com/pmTGc0Hd9m
— Traducendo Ltd – Specialised Translations (@traducendoLtd) 19 Nov 2018
The construction of a modern hospital at a cost Qatar approximately $ 8 billion, news agencies reported.
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Damien Hirst is a famous English artist and collector. According to estimates by the Sunday Times, he is the richest artist alive. In the early 1990s acquired the image of a brawler due to provocative works such as the series of animals preserved in alcohol.
Hirst made the most expensive in the world a work of art — platinum skull, inlaid with diamonds. The theme of mother and child, and human development — one of key in his work.
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