A Fitting Monument

The picture below shows people walking past a section of a particular installation. Just identify, and give the exact name of its current location. Extra points for some elaboration. :)

Claim to fame?

Identify the person in the pic.What is he known most famously for?

Simply Id

The above is an analogy of  _____ .

Indiyeah !

Id the place and how it has (more so will be) shot to prominence recently.

Sweet Vandalism

What curse is being talked about here?Also give the location of this roadsign.

Me,Myself and I

Identify the athlete in the picture above and the distinction that he holds. Also give the organisation in whose formation the above event played a major part.

Answer: Wyndham Halswelle who holds the dubious distinction of being the only Olympic winner to win an uncontested event. This event played a major part in the push to form the International Amateur Athletic Association.

Id.

The following is an print ad of a logging company. It read, "A giant fir was tinder in the arms of X, as he and Babe headed back to camp after a day's logging." Identify the mythical character used in its campaigns?

Mushy

 Id this singer whose 1999 single was a worldwide rage, leading to cover versions in numerous languages. Also name the single (either the original name or the name of the English cover)

Tyger Tyger

Simply ID the symbol shown above.
Answer: Red John's symbol from the TV series The Mentalist.

Oh, The Irony.

Why was this sculpture in the news suddenly? Bonus points for location.




Ans: This is indeed the statue of Karl Marx at Chemnitz, in Germany. It was chosen by customers to appear on credit cards issued by the bank Sparkasse Chemnitz in collaboration with MasterCard..
Indian cracks it.

Jaanbaaz Aadmi !

Id and connect him to a recent affair.

Simply give X and Y

Portrait of X by Y.

Answer: Portrait of August Strindberg by Edvard Munch.

What building is seen here?Why has it been in the news recently?

Connect. Exhaustive

Answer: These are the 9 sports that were played in the first ever Olympics in 1896.