Art or show? 200,000 euros to burn down a statue of Spain's king

If you want a 4-metre (13-foot) sculpture of Spain's King Felipe and have a spare 200,000 euros ($228,000) you are in luck. There's just one catch: you have to agree to burn it down.


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