Diana la Cazadora
Constructed over the course of four years and completed in 1942 by Mexican sculptor Juan Fernando Olaguíbel Rosenzweig, this celebrated fountain of Diana the Huntress stands nine feet tall. The one-ton bronze homage to the Roman goddess was originally designed nude, then was covered for more than two decades due to public and political outcry until she was liberated into her natural form again in 1967. She had originally been unveiled at Bosque de Chapultepec and then moved to an obscure location, from which she was rescued and moved to the city’s bustling Paseo de la Reforma in 1992.
