A tinted historical photograph (appears to be an old photochrom/postcard-style print) of the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C. The bronze statue shows a man on a rearing horse, raising a hat in his right hand, mounted on a stone pedestal. Two Revolutionary/Civil War-era cannons flank the pedestal in the foreground, sitting on their carriage wheels. A decorative wrought-iron fence encircles the park in the foreground, with a curving path in front of it. In the background is the White House with its columned north portico, and to its left the Washington Monument obelisk is visible in the distance, with a flag flying atop a pole near the White House. Trees frame both sides of the image.
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A news photograph showing the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., with the White House visible in the background. The white stone pedestal is covered in spray-painted graffiti (including yellow and black markings) and has ropes tied around it and around the statue's legs, apparently from an attempt to pull it down. Three law-enforcement officers wearing helmets, face shields, and tactical vests marked "US PARK POLICE" stand at the base of the statue near the ropes. In the foreground on the grass lies a damaged/dismantled small ornamental cannon or artillery replica. A metal barrier fence with taped-up signs and several onlookers is visible further back near the White House lawn.
Text in image: US PARK POLICE
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.
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A tinted historical photograph (appears to be an old photochrom/postcard-style print) of the Andrew Jackson equestrian statue in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C. The bronze statue shows a man on a rearing horse, raising a hat in his right hand, mounted on a stone pedestal. Two Revolutionary/Civil War-era cannons flank the pedestal in the foreground, sitting on their carriage wheels. A decorative wrought-iron fence encircles the park in the foreground, with a curving path in front of it. In the background is the White House with its columned north portico, and to its left the Washington Monument obelisk is visible in the distance, with a flag flying atop a pole near the White House. Trees frame both sides of the image.
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.
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A news photograph showing the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., with the White House visible in the background. The white stone pedestal is covered in spray-painted graffiti (including yellow and black markings) and has ropes tied around it and around the statue's legs, apparently from an attempt to pull it down. Three law-enforcement officers wearing helmets, face shields, and tactical vests marked "US PARK POLICE" stand at the base of the statue near the ropes. In the foreground on the grass lies a damaged/dismantled small ornamental cannon or artillery replica. A metal barrier fence with taped-up signs and several onlookers is visible further back near the White House lawn.
Text in image: US PARK POLICE
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.