How many of these Fourth Plinth artworks do you remember?

A look back at the different pieces which have appeared on the Trafalgar Square landmark over the years.

Published Mar 28, 2018

Last updated Mar 28, 2018

The 12th sculpture to adorn the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square has been unveiled as a recreation of a protective deity destroyed by Islamic State in Iraq.

Over the years, the artworks have ranged from a blue cockerel to living, breathing people given their hour of fame – how many of these do you recall?

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan (left) with artist David Shrigley at the unveiling of Really Good in 2016 (Philip Toscano/PA)

German artist Katharina Fritsch unveils Hahn/Cock (Jonathan Brady/PA)

A memorial statue of Battle of Britain hero Sir Keith Park featured on the fourth plinth in 2009 (Zak Hussein/PA)

Thomas Schutte's Model for a Hotel 2007 has also occupied the central London spot (Johnny Green/PA) — Thomas Schutte’s Model for a Hotel 2007 has also occupied the central London spot (Johnny Green/PA)

Regardless of History by Bill Woodrow took two years to complete before going on display in 2000 (Sean Dempsey/PA) — ‘Regardless of History’ by Bill Woodrow took two years to complete before going on display in 2000 (Sean Dempsey/PA)