Damien Hirst may have amped the art market for anatomical specimens, but are you ready to display a human pancreas in your home? Following the international success (well, excepting Poland) of his Body Worlds show of preserved corpses, Gunther von Hagens is bringing his plastinated body parts to a collector near you. Dubbed "Dr. Death" for his macabre wares, von Hagens plans on selling 150,000 body parts to individuals as well as universities and clinics. Corpses — or pieces of corpses — don't come cheap: 16 "robust quality" slices of a human head will run about $4,000, while a single slice of stomach will fetch $500.