A bronze sculpture that represents the attempt to attempted murder against President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, was seen last year at the Oval office on Friday.
The dominant piece of symbolic art, which seemed to have at least two feet high, was seen next to Trump's solved desktop while signing a series of executive orders in front of the press.
It represents the now iconic image that three Secret Service members, including Trump's then candidate, including the current director of the agency, Sean Curran, after the possible murderer Thomas Matthew Crooks shot several bullets from a nearby roof in Butler Farm Show Grounds on July 13.
Last year a statue was exhibited that represents the attempted murder against President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, last year was exhibited in the Oval office. (Rebecca Drug/AFP through Getty Images, Left and Ap Photo/Alex Brandon, down to the left and right).
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Trump crouched to the ground while the secret service agents lifted him.
While trying to move it out of the stage, Trump stopped and turned to the crowd, holding his tightness in the air and shouting “Fight! Fight! Fight!” While the blood dripped from his ear after he was grazing by a bullet.
The image soon went viral and became a decisive moment of the presidential elections of 2024, portraying the powerful symbolism of resilience, courage and courage from Trump. The event galvanized the Trump base and influenced others to support his campaign.
The work of art shows the then Trump candidate holding his fist tight in the air and being taken from the stage by three members of the Secret Service. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
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The sculpture itself is represented in dark bronze tones with an old glory flag off vertically covered.
The White House did not say why the statue was there the day or if he had appeared to the president.
The work seems to be a model of a statue proposed in the process of the artist Stan Watts of the Trump statue project, which plan to create a nine feet replica to honor the president.
“This powerful image, which embodies 'trust, strength and hope', is immortalized in this statue of nine feet high,” says the group's website. “Symbolizes divine intervention, as well as man and his message of unity and resilience for which the United States is.”
Trump reacts when multiple shots sounded during a campaign rally at Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, July 13, 2024. (Reuters/Brendan McDermid)
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Watts has also created notable statues of founding parents John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, as well as monuments to Martin Luther King Jr. and the firefighters of September 11 who raised the US flag at the World Trade Center.
Last year, Butler's artist, Bill Secunda, revealed that he had created a natural -size Trump sculpture made of nail made to mark the failed murder attempt.
