'I'll probably get s*** for this': Khloe Kardashian reveals her 'sacrilegious' artwork featuring Raquel Welch tied to a cross

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 17:55 EST, 9 March 2016 | Updated: 19:10 EST, 9 March 2016

Khloe Kardashian has revealed some of her beloved artwork to her fans.

Writing on her website, the 31-year-old reality star admitted that she would likely receive some backlash over one of the pieces - a 'sacrilegious' image of Raquel Welch - but added that she doesn't care.

On khloewithak.com the TV star explained how much she loves the piece of art which hangs above her staircase.

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Striking: Khloe Kardashian gave fans a glimpse of the artwork that hangs in her Calabasas home including this image of Raquel Welch which she calls 'feminist' and 'dope'

Striking: Khloe Kardashian gave fans a glimpse of the artwork that hangs in her Calabasas home including this image of Raquel Welch which she calls 'feminist' and 'dope'

The black and white Terry O'Neill photograph shows the Fantastic Voyage actress wearing a bikini and tied to a crucifix.

Khloe wrote on her blog: 'The picture was shot in 1966 to symbolize how Welch was "crucified" by the entertainment industry for her sexuality. I love old Hollywood, love Raquel Welch and especially love the meaning behind the piece.

'It was way before its time! It's just a dope piece of feminist art.' she added.

'I'll probably get a lot of s*** for having this because people will say it's sacrilegious, but it's my house, so f*** off, LOL.'

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'I'll probably get a lot of s*** for having this because people will say it's sacrilegious, but it's my house, so f*** off, LOL.' Khloe said she didn't care if she got backlash about the image for it being sacrilegious

'I'll probably get a lot of s*** for having this because people will say it's sacrilegious, but it's my house, so f*** off, LOL.' Khloe said she didn't care if she got backlash about the image for it being sacrilegious

The KUWTK star also shows off a glittery portrait of another screen siren, Marilyn Monroe. 

'I have this piece in the entrance to the bathroom.' she wrote. 

She also shared a photo of two large sketches of a woman which she described as 'melancholy'.

Khloe explained: 'To me, these images are mysterious, and the person who is looking at them can interpret them whatever way they want.'

'Artwork can totally make a house feel like a home,' she added. 

'Artwork can totally make a house feel like a home' The 31-year-old star, seen in New York last week, also revealed she has a huge glittery Marilyn Monroe photo as well as some sketches hanging in her home as she told fans about her favorite pieces

'Artwork can totally make a house feel like a home' The 31-year-old star, seen in New York last week, also revealed she has a huge glittery Marilyn Monroe photo as well as some sketches hanging in her home as she told fans about her favorite pieces

Self portrait: Several months ago Khloe's younger sister Kylie, 18, revealed one of her pieces of art which she worried would scare her niece North

Self portrait: Several months ago Khloe's younger sister Kylie, 18, revealed one of her pieces of art which she worried would scare her niece North

'I’ve moved many times and carried my pieces with me!'

Khloe's youngest sister Kylie, 18, has also revealed select pieces of artwork she has hung in her mansion which she moved into last year. 

In one Snapchat the teen TV star asked her followers whether they thought her self portrait - a ghostly image of just her eyes - would be too scary for her young niece North, two.

She also revealed a mural of her face being painted on a wall. 

Her own muse: Kylie showed off a wall mural in progress inside her home earlier this year  

Her own muse: Kylie showed off a wall mural in progress inside her home earlier this year  

 

 

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