Licensed to London News Pictures. 19/02/2015. London, UK. A life-sized marble crucifixion sculpture by Pete Doherty, called For Petes Sake, is unveiled at St. Marylebone Parish Church in London and seen suspended above the aisle of the 200-year-old church. The life-size sculpture was made in 2008 as a collaboration between Pete Doherty
© Licensed to London News Pictures. 19/02/2015. London, UK. A lifesize marble crucifixion sculpture of Pete Doherty, called “For Pete’s Sake”, is unveiled at St. Marylebone Parish Church in London and seen suspended above the aisle of the 200-year-old church. The life-size sculpture was made in 2008 as a collaboration between Pete Doherty and artist, Nick Reynolds. This is the first time the sculpture has been publically displayed and it is part of the exhibition in aid of a fund to help find Tom Moore, who went missing in 2003 called Stations of the Cross, which runs until 17th March and shows other works that make reference to the Passion of Christ. Photo credit : Vickie Flores/LNP