On Tuesday night, US President Donald Trump unveils images showing a change to two bronze horse sculptures in Washington, DC’s public art collection known as the “Arts of War.” According to the report, the sculptures have been covered with a layer of 23-carat gold leaf. The makeover is described as costing $5 million. The images are released as part of the President’s presentation of the updated statues, which are already installed in the city. The coverage focuses on the material transformation—from bronze to a gold-leaf finish—and on the stated cost of the work. No additional details are provided in the cited material about the contractor, timeline, sponsorship, or whether the statues had previously undergone restoration or alterations before the gold-leaf application. The report also does not describe any official statements from arts or historic preservation authorities regarding the changes.