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Statue depicting Trump, Epstein as Jack, Rose from 'Titanic' appears on National Mall
The 12-foot statue by anonymous artists critiques Trump-Epstein ties and DOJ delays on Epstein files, displayed on the National Mall through March 13, organizers said.
- A new statue depicting Trump and Epstein mimicking a scene from 'Titanic' has appeared on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
- The statue, titled 'King of the World,' draws attention to the ties between Trump and the convicted sex offender Epstein.
- The group behind the statue said it will remain on display until March 13, calling 2026 'a banner year for President Trump.
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A satirical statue extended to National Mall of a mysterious group of artists highlights the relationship between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. This is the third installation of this kind of anonymist artist, writes Washington Post.
'King of the World' statue shows Trump with Epstein in "Titanic" recreation
A new art installation by the anonymous artist collective Secret Handshake appeared this week on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., depicting figures representing US President Donald Trump and the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The installation, titled "King of the World," portrays the two figures in a recreation of an iconic scene from the film Titanic featuring characters Jack and Rose.
The striking sculpture was placed in an emblematic park in the U.S. capital. Secret Handshake, the association that created it, did other similar works in the past.
Last September, similar statues of Trump and Epstein appeared on the National Mall in Washington. ...
The satirical work installed near the Capitol in Washington has generated many reactions on social networks.
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