On the fourth plinth... by anmes
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Description
In Trafalgar Square, London there are 4 plinths in each corner..three occupied by historical worthies and the 4th was saved for William IVth , but the money ran out!
The latest statue unveiled in March 2015 and is the work of Hans Haacke...said to be 'a very contemporary comment on the connections between power,money and history which go to the heart of what London is as a city' and there you have it!

Comments (13)
wow!
Excellent shot Jean. That must be a 'swish' bone there in the front !!!
Very cool statue great capture
Great article here http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2015/feb/27/hans-haacke-horseplay-city which explains so much about the object and it's maker!
Great photo. Thanks for sharing
Great sense of image and its composition !!!!!!
That's as naked power can get! Nice photo. When I was in London 20 years ago (MY, time flies!) I wondered why one plinth was empty. So now I know. Good photo. Nice with the sky through the rib cage. Keep up the good work! :-)
Wow, whatever happened to the Grim Reaper, who should have been astride this well silhouetted steed? Love the pose and ribcage. Great shot, and interesting history on the plinths and environs.
a skeletal beauty
Great shot of this statue; fascinating!!!
A fascinating statue and a great capture!
fantastic capture
I like Trafalgar Square.... and this kind of humor as well. Well seen.