The formaldehyde animal sculptures were artificially aged, according to the fakery row over them

Damien Hirst sculptures made by preserving animals in formaldehyde thought to have originated during his peak in 1990s. But they were only made in 2017 and 'were artificially aged' Hirst's sculptures were thought to be made in the '90s and 'early 1990s' But they are now 'only made' in 2017.

Damien Hirst embroiled in fakery row over formaldehyde artworks. Validity of artist’s 1990s pieces called into question after investigation claims they were created in 2017. Investigation claims they are created in the same year as they were in 1990s. Hirst has been accused of using formaldehyde to create artworks in the formaldehyde formaldehyde.

Damien Hirst formaldehyde animal works dated to 1990s were made in 2017. Sources claim three sculptures exhibited in galleries around world were artificially aged. Sources say they were made from formaldehyde and were made to look like they were alive. Hirst's formaldehyde formaldehyde animals were made for the first time in 2017, sources claim.

Damien Hirst formaldehyde animal works dated to 1990s were made in 2017. Sources claim three sculptures exhibited in galleries around world were artificially aged. Sources say they were made from formaldehyde and were made to look like they were alive. Hirst's formaldehyde formaldehyde animals were made for the first time in 2017, sources claim.