A public sculpture twice as high as the Angel of the North and intended to be visible from road, rail and air, is to be built in the south of England.
Five artists have been shortlisted for the £2m public art commission sited on a hilltop in north Kent, including Turner Prize winner Mark Wallinger.
The work will mark the new Ebbsfleet International station and the planned transformation of Ebbsfleet Valley.
It is expected to be completed on a site next to the A2 by 2010.
"It is an iconic thing we're trying to create here," said Allan Willett, chairman of the selection committee, and Lord Lieutenant of Kent.
He said the new sculpture, the height of Nelson's Column, would represent the regeneration of north west Kent, and the growth of London eastwards.
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Super Clive in Gun toting pose
Should be the White Horse really though Invicta and all that
it'll go wight off
could symbolise the gateway to england
I know it well, plenty of space there (nice little cut through to Swanscombe High Street from the A2 there)
when you available for posing though - busy now with the little 'un :-)))
invicta
Here's one they done last week.....
ps they sent this piccy to 'The One Show' and Meridian but neither showed it on their show for some reason.
That is the kind of cock to be proud of!