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A really nice equestrian sculpture. This is a stand out feature in the park and it is well worth visiting and exploring. This is a really nice photograph opportunity when exploring and well worth stopping by.
Also known as "the horse statue".
Nice statue when people aren't climbing on it and promoting their political agenda.
Still riding
Located in the centre of the park. It is not hard to miss.
This 1919 bronze equestrian statue of Britain's King Edward VII depicts him as an older man.... probably around age 60- the age that Edwardbecame King.
He is in boots and jacket and carries a longsword at his left side. He looks to the right as if, perhaps, reviewing troops. The horse would appear to be walking forward slowly. The artist is Thomas Brock. It is admirable that India gifted this statue...after gaining its independence from Britain.
He is in boots and jacket and carries a longsword at his left side. He looks to the right as if, perhaps, reviewing troops. The horse would appear to be walking forward slowly. The artist is Thomas Brock. It is admirable that India gifted this statue...after gaining its independence from Britain.
A regal statue that commemorates the coronation of King Edward VII. It was originally located in Edward Park in Delhi, India. Fun fact: The (Omni) King Edward Hotel on King Street East is so named in his honour.
