The Allies sculpture is a life-size bronze artwork depicting Sir Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt sitting together on a bench, located on New Bond Street in London. This famous piece was created by the Anglo-American artist Lawrence Holofcener and unveiled on 2 May 1995 by Princess Margaret to commemorate 50 years of peace after World War II. 
The Allies sculpture is not only a tribute to Roosevelt and Churchill but also serves as a symbol of enduring international friendship and peace.
Interesting facts..
Over the years, thousands of visitors have sat between Churchill and Roosevelt for photos, causing distinct shiny patches from all the touching and posing, especially on the leaders’ knees and hands