‘You Can't Make It Up': Trump Finally Pulls Back the Tarp Hiding His Biggest Washington Secret — And the Shocking Change Has Critics Erupting
The National Park Service awarded a $5.1 million contract for the gilding project, which began last month and is set to continue until September.
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Gold sculptures, Rose Garden statues, and paintings of Trump: All of the new artwork Trump has added to the White House
President Donald Trump has added new artwork across the White House.Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images ; Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump has added numerous new paintings and sculptures to the White House.Some pieces are from the White House Collection, and others were acquired from contemporary artists.Trump's assassination attempt has inspired multiple pieces of White House artwork.Among the sweepi…
Touring Donald Trump’s Washington, DC
President Donald Trump is a former real estate developer, and it’s clear that he believes the changes he has made (and hopes to make) to Washington, DC, landmarks will be a key part of his legacy. CNN’s Betsy Klein takes a tour of the different spots where Trump has left his mark, and where he aspires to.
‘You Can't Make It Up': Trump Finally Pulls Back the Tarp Hiding His Biggest Washington Secret — And the Shocking Change Has Critics Erupting
President Donald Trump is not letting up on giving the city of Washington a facelift with his own personal touch. His second-term to-do list hasn’t stopped at the White House as he treats the nation’s capital like the latest episode of a renovation show. Now, Trump has pulled back the tarp on his what some call his biggest Washington secret and the public is not happy. President Donald Trump has yet another DC beautification project facing scru…
Trump gives first look of gold makeover to iconic Arts of War DC sculptures
President Donald Trump offered Americans a first look at the newly regilded Arts of War sculptures in Washington, D.C., as crews began removing the towering scaffolding that concealed the iconic golden horses during months of restoration work.
NEW PHOTOS: Trump Unveils Gleaming Makeover of Iconic D.C. Statues
President Donald Trump gave Americans their first look at the newly restored Arts of War statues in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, sharing photos on Truth Social as crews removed months of scaffolding surrounding the iconic golden horse sculptures near the Lincoln Memorial. The four massive bronze horse statues, which flank the eastern entrance to Arlington Memorial Bridge, have undergone an extensive restoration and regilding project overseen …
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