Statue of Marshal Foch looking towards eiffel tower behind where the pic was taken

also one in London , Lower Grosvenor Gardens

Opposite Victoria station, across Buckingham Palace Road, is a copy of the statue at Cassel, France, of Marshal Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929) by Georges Mallisard. It was unveiled by the then Prince of Wales in June 1930 and commemorates France's most famous general and Allied leader of the Great War, who was made a field marshal of Britain and given the Order of Merit. On the side of the plinth are inscribed Foch's words:

I am conscious

of having served England

as I served

my own country

Marechal Ferdinand Foch

marechal de l'armee

Britannique, grand-croix

de la legion d'honneur

medaille militaire

membre de L'Academie

Francaise GCB OM DCL

marshal of France 1918

generalissimo of the

allied armies 1918

British field marshal 1919

https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMN6EE_Marshal_Foch_Statue_Buckingham_Palace_Road_London_UK

https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101066732-statue-of-marshal-foch-warwick-ward#.Xea-sS2ZOCQ