The sculptor of Wall Street's "Charging Bull" statue is accusing New York City of violating his legal rights by allowing the "Fearless Girl" statue to be installed facing the bronze beast, without his permission. Siegel said he's demanding that the city release documents showing what procedures were followed. The Italian-born sculptor says the presence of "Fearless Girl" infringes on his own artistic copyright to the "Charging Bull," by changing the creative dynamic. There was a time when "Charging Bull" was in a position similar to the "Fearless Girl" — waiting for the city to allow the piece to stay. ALSOWhy there's a statue of a fearless girl facing Wall Street's 'Charging Bull'New York City's garment manufacturing industry to get $51.3 million investment packageDodgers to unveil Jackie Robinson statue Saturday

Source: Los Angeles Times April 12, 2017 14:01 UTC