The statue was called Verity, and it was the product of the world's richest and arguably most controversial artist, Damien Hirst. It came after months of creative discussions and, in some cases ...

"Verity," Damien Hirst's controversial statue of a naked, pregnant woman holding up a sword has been installed on the waterfront in Ilfracombe, UK, a 20-year loan by the artist to the coastal town ...

The statue has been loaned to Ilfracombe for 20 years Damien Hirst's statue Verity has been hailed a success by councillors in Ilfracombe, now bidding for funding to regenerate the rest of the town.

"We are very fortunate and very appreciative of the loan of the statue by Damien Hirst, we are very grateful." Hirst, who owns a restaurant in Ilfracombe and lives in north Devon, described Verity ...

Damien Hirst’s latest creation of a naked, sword-wielding pregnant woman he has named Verity, has begun to be erected in Devon. Verity, a bronze statue by Damien Hirst, arrives in Ilfracombe ...

The statue has been loaned to Ilfracombe for 20 years Plans for a new seating and information area next to a Damien Hirst sculpture in north Devon have been approved. The works at Ilfracombe Pier ...

Loved and hated in equal measure, Damien Hirst has always embodied the full-throttle provocation of the Young British Artists—fun, controversial and unapologetically brash. Though his market has ...

British artist Damien Hirst is among the many art-world giants who have set fire to their work, having burned 1,000 of his artworks Tuesday. He streamed the event on Instagram and is set to burn ...

The statue has been loaned to Ilfracombe for 20 years Damien Hirst's statue Verity has been hailed a success by councillors in Ilfracombe, now bidding for funding to regenerate the rest of the town.

The statue has been loaned to Ilfracombe for 20 years Damien Hirst's statue Verity has been hailed a success by councillors in Ilfracombe, now bidding for funding to regenerate the rest of the town.