Public Art in Manhattan

Manhattan is one of the five boroughs that make up New York City. It also happens to be the oldest and most densely populated of the boroughs. It is located on the island of Manhattan at the mouth of the Hudson River. Manhattan is home to many famous landmarks including Time Square, Wall Street, New York Stock Exchange, Broadway, Empire State Building and Central Park. On September 11th, 2001, lower Manhattan came under a terrorist attack when two hijacked airplanes flew into Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

Public Art In Manhattan

George Washington statue,New York, public art Abraham Lincoln statue, Union Square Park, New York, public art George Cohan statue, Braodway, public art

   George Washington statue           Abraham Lincoln statue           George M Cohan statue

Father Duffy statue, public art, Broadway Gran Elefandret sculpture, public art, New York, Manhattan Tornado sculpture, New York City, public art

        Father Duffy statue              Gran Elefandret sculpture          Tornado Sculpture

Reflecting Absence Fountains, Ground Zero,New York City, public art FDNY Memorial Wall, New York, public art

         Reflecting Absence Fountains                                        FDNY Memorial Wall

George Washington statue, Federal Hall, public art The Immigrants sculpture, New York City, public art Jose Bonifacio de Andrada statue, New York, Public Art

George Washington statue         The immigrants sculpture     Jose Bonifacio de Andrada e Silva

East Coast Memorial, Battery Park, public art

       East Coast Memorial

Alice in Wonderland sculpture, Central Park, public art 

           Alice in Wonderland sculpture

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