After the passing of Alexander McQueen in 2010, Gary James McQueen created his iconic chrome skull artwork, aptly named Savage Beauty, which became the face of the groundbreaking exhibition that traveled to both the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. Savage Beauty was the V&A Museum’s best selling exhibition. 
Savage Beauty comprises two separate images: a personal portrait of Alexander McQueen taken by Gary in the McQueen studio and a golden skull artwork. 
Photo-manipulated images of Tower Bridge encapsulate the very heart of London within the DNA of this artwork, allowing for a highly graphic presentation of the late Alexander McQueen framed within this striking visual narrative. This artwork is a transient lenticular.