A forgotten statue stands abandoned on a traffic island in Park Lane, left behind after the construction of new roads in the 1960s. Its isolation has turned it into an unexpected landmark, drawing curiosity from passersby and sparking questions about its history. The piece remains untouched amid urban development, offering a glimpse into the past amid modern infrastructure. Its story blends neglect with quiet resilience, raising questions about how cities preserve—or discard—their heritage.
The statue was left isolated on a Park Lane traffic island after new roads were built in the 1960s.
