The Statue of Liberty in the United States is the work of a sculptor from which country

The Statue of Liberty in the United States is the work of a famous French sculptor, Bartoldi

Name: Statue of Liberty (Statue of Liberty, Statue de la liberte),

also known as "Liberty Enlightening the World" (English: Liberty Enlightening the World, French: Liberte eclairant le monde)

Author: Bartoldi. "(English: Liberty Enlightening the World, French: Liberte eclairant le monde)

Author: Bartoldi, Virebduk

Date: 1874-1884

Materials: steel, bronze

< p>Specifications: 46 meters high (93 meters with pedestal), weighing more than 200 tons

Geographic coordinates: 40°41'21.17 "N, 74°02'40.41W

Introduction:

It is a French gift to the United States for the 100th anniversary of Independence in 1876, and is located in the vicinity of the mouth of the Hudson River in New York City, New York, USA. It is a major tourist attraction on Liberty Island, where the statue is located. (Originally France planned to give to Egypt, because the statue is a woman was rejected by Egypt, and then transferred to the United States to become a symbol of New York City and even all of the United States.)

Famous French sculptor Bartoldi lasted 10 years painstakingly completed the sculpture of the statue, the goddess of the appearance of the design from the sculptor's mother, and the goddess held up the torch of the right hand is to the sculptor's wife's arm as a blueprint.