Marilyn’s pose is taken from the iconic white dress scene in The Seven Year Itch. And now all the tourists from all over the world can easily look under the dress forever. It seems to me that statue will be genuinely popular.

Would you love to have a look at the following statue?

According to the artist, “‘Infinite Hope’ is made of of wood, foam and also crystals. I am ready to bet, they are the most noticeable part of the whole exposition. This sculpture is a real size Jesus, since Gregory learned that Jesus was 5’3′ tall.

The statue has a metal look and it took the artist 4 1/2 months to complete it. Also, it was more than 10 months while he had finally encrusted Jesus with almost 250,000 Swarovski crystals.

According to Quinn – this sculpture shows the way he believes in God. Love this sculpture – it looks simply amazing.

For example, today I’ve came across an article about cute Marzipan Babies! After the first look at these babies I’ve thought – how could it be? They are SO nice and touching. No, I can’t eat such cute babies.

After a couple of hours I found out that they have no to connection to marzipan … They are made by Camille Allen and from clay solely. Frankly speaking, the babies were never made of marzipan or sugar or almond paste.

That is … no almond paste. In order to make hair Camille uses soft English mohair. Before this she has been doing big dolls from polymer clay but they never gave her the feeling of protectiveness.

I love the line called “Egg Babies”. These cute dolls sit in the egg shell in order most of us to understand how fragile new life is.

The initial price – $99.00

I wonder how they will arrange everything in order new works not to worsen the view with the Museum’s permanent collection.

A famous and expensive statue of Kate Moss will be shown namely at this exhibition.

I can’t wait to enjoy the photos of Ron Mueck Mask II, his widely exhibited sleeping Self-Portrait.

Why Kate? The answer is very simple: “She is the ideal beauty of the moment.” Yeah )

This sculpture of Moss can be literally named the largest gold statue since the time of Ancient Egypt.

The statue is entitled “Siren,” and it will be displayed together with Crouching Venus, the goddess of love, from the 4th of October until January 25.

Or this cute and extremely expensive Japanese Christmas and New Year gift in the shape of Santa Claus? The statue contains 20 kilograms of pure yellow gold and 1,7 ct of diamonds!

Would you like such a Santa to visit you one day????

Their Love collection is simply adorable. The statues look so innocent, so fresh and so happy.