A Russian anti-war artist has covered 25 copies of Prince Harry’s memoir ‘Spare’ with blood from Afghan people.
Russian Artist Andrei Molodkin’s latest stunt, called ‘Blood Money’ is in protest over Prince Harry’s remarks about his number kills in Afghanistan.
The copies will be on display at a shop in Windsor before going on sale for $10,000 each just four days before the King’s Coronation.
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