Hillary Clinton bared all once again.
The naked Clinton statue made its return to Manhattan Monday. The cloven-hoofed, bare-chested likeness of the Democratic presidential nominee popped up in Union Square less than a week after it first appeared in the Financial District.
The statue shows Clinton with her arms spread wide while a man peers out from under her coat. One onlooker called its depiction of the candidate "grotesque."
When the nude statue first appeared on Oct. 18 in Bowling Green it sparked arguments in the street as some people tried to pull it down and others attempted to stop them.
The statue that appeared on Monday has its hands broken off.
The group INDECLINE placed a statue of a naked Donald Trump called "The Emperor Has No Balls" in Union Square on Aug. 18. It stood for about two hours before the Parks Department removed it, breaking its legs in the process.
With the presidential election campaign in its last two weeks, New Yorkers snapped photos of the nude Clinton statue.