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The north end of the Bowling Green park in New York City, featuring the Charging Bull, a bronze sculpture by Arturo Di Modica.

The statue was placed in the streets of New York by Di Modica as "guerilla art" in December, 1989 and was subsequently moved by the municipal government to its current location at Bowling Green as shown.

Images of the statue are copyrighted to Arturo Di Modica. Fair use of this image of the sculpture is claimed to illustrate the article Charging Bull on the sculptor.

Image taken by uploader, PFHLai, on 21st June, 2006.

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