Undauntedly she faces the bull, hands on hips, chin up, ponytail preserved in a slash of bronze.
The Fearless Girl statue was meant to stay for only a week, but it proved so popular that eventually a stint at Bowling Green was parlayed into a residency on Broad Street near the New York Stock Exchange. This week, however, the artwork’s three-year permit expired. Now the matter goes to the city Landmarks Preservation Commission, which reviews installations in the area because the Lower Manhattan street plan is considered a landmark under a 1983 designation.
That review process comes in the middle of a legal battle—begun in 2019 between the
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