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Shows president during 'Fight, fight, fight' moment after 2024 assassination attempt
In what appears to be a miniature of an eventual nine-foot statue, a small sculpture depicting a pivotal point in President Trump's life was spied on display in the Oval Office Friday.
The piece of art, approximately a foot tall, shows the moment Trump stood up after being shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July as he raised his fist and shouted, "Fight, fight, fight!"
Surrounding him are the Secret Service agents who hurried the then-candidate off the outdoor rally stage, including current chief of the agency, Sean Curran.
Though the White House has not addressed the added piece of artwork, it appears to be a maquette of a proposed statue in the works by artist Stan Watts of the Trump Statue Project, an effort creating a nine-foot replica to honor the president.
"This powerful image, embodying 'Confidence, Strength, and Hope,' will be immortalized in this nine-foot-tall statue," the group's website reads. "It symbolizes the divine intervention as well as the man and his message of unity and resilience for which America stands."
As reported by the New York Post, the Oval Office statue isn't the only piece of art related to the Butler assassination attempt on display at the White House.
Last month, a new painting – an artistic interpretation of one of the iconic images captured by New York Times photographer Doug Mills in Butler – was revealed to be hanging in a prominent spot in the Grand Foyer of the East Wing of the executive mansion.
The artwork, painted by Marc Lipp, also depicts Trump with blood splattered across his face and the American flag in the background, raising his fist after the shooting.
