The Beckhams recently moved to a new London mansion and while the property is a luxury in itself, much of the buzz came from an artwork for the 2-year old Harper Beckham.

According to dailymail.co.uk:

For most people moving into a new house, it is important to quickly fill it with their own sentimental touches.

And it seems that the Beckhams are no different after removal men were seen taking a huge heart painting into their recently bought London mansion.

The 7ft Damien Hirst artwork, called Daddy’s Girl, is pink and adorned with butterflies.

It can be recalled that David and Victoria Beckham commissioned a similar artwork for Harper’s 1st birthday in July of 2012. It took 3 men to bring the artwork into the new Beckham residence. With a work of art so huge, it begs the question ‘how much is the 7-foot “Daddy’s Girl”? It is estimated to be worth  £600,000 or roughly $985,200.

Well, such a piece is fitting for the only girl in the Beckham brood. And it would surely add value to the already opulent property the couple bought at £31.5million. Aside from the astounding art work, here are some details of the Beckham estate:

• 9,000 sq ft of floor space, 100ft Oriental garden
• 8 bedrooms (includes a grand master bedroom, 3 guest rooms and 1 room for every Beckham child)
• 7 bathrooms
• kitchen to have restaurant-standard facilities
• walk-in closet/dressing room for Victoria Beckham complete with nail bars, hairdressing chairs and mirrors with bulbs
• playroom for the children
• David Beckham’s ‘snug’ room with a pool table and bar

With such a piece of art in Harper Beckham’s room, it seems like she could be the youngest collector of luxury art. Little Miss Beckham seems to be well on her way to developing the same great style and taste as her A-list parents.

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