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 Ã¢ÂÂReally GoodÃ¢ÂÂ by David Shrigley became the eleventh sculpture to be installed on Trafalgar SquareÃ¢ÂÂs fourth plinth in September 2016 (Philip Toscano/PA)

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)