When was the Statue of Liberty built in America?

Statue of Liberty, bronze statue, the base is 47 meters high, the statue is 46 meters high, the total height is 93 meters, and it weighs 229 tons. It was designed by the French sculptor August Bateau (1834- 1904) and completed in 1886, located in the United States.

The Statue of Liberty originated from French politics. 1865 After Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte ascended the throne, a group of French bourgeois scholars hoped to end the monarchy and establish a new French Republic. Therefore, out of admiration for the countries across the Atlantic, and in order to enhance the mutual affection between the French people and the American people, they raised funds and entrusted the famous sculptor Bateau Dee to design this statue as a gift to celebrate the 0/00th anniversary of the founding of the United States.

Bateau, a contemporary of the sculpture master Rodin, followed the creative rules of the classical academic school very strictly in his creation, and was good at creating giant sculptures. He devoted great enthusiasm to the design of the Statue of Liberty. This work is deeply influenced by Delacroix's famous painting "Free Leadership of the People", and the goddess' face reflects the grim face and expression of the author's mother. The waist width of the Statue of Liberty is 10.6m, and the mouth width is 9 1cm. The right arm of the torch is held high 12.8m, and only one index finger is 2.4m long. The Statue of Liberty wears a majestic laurel crown on her head, a long skirt in Greek style, broken iron chains symbolizing the overthrow of tyranny at her feet, a stone tablet engraved with "1786.7.4" in her left hand and a torch representing light and hope in her right hand. The seven lights in her crown symbolize freedom on seven continents, and her solemn expression contains extensive human love. The spiral staircase inside the Statue of Liberty allows visitors to climb to the top of it, which is equivalent to climbing a 12-story building (because it is too high, an elevator is installed from the base to facilitate visitors to get on and off). In the design process, considering the convenience of ocean transportation, gustave eiffel (1832- 1923), a famous French engineer, architect and designer of the Eiffel Tower, made an exquisite iron frame supported by a central support, and attached the outer layer with a thickness of only 2.4 mm to the frame by disassembling the statue into parts and casting it in blocks.

The Statue of Liberty, built in France, was officially handed over to the American ambassador as a gift from the French people on July 4th, 886, the 0/00th anniversary of the United States. Subsequently, the Statue of Liberty was unpacked, transported to new york and reassembled on a huge pedestal on Liberty Island, which was funded by the US government and commissioned by American architect Richard Morris Hunt. 188610128, new york port, the ship's whistle sounded long and the fireworks bloomed. With a salute of 2 1, President Grover Cleveland personally announced the official inauguration of the Statue of Liberty in the United States.

/kloc-For more than 0/00 years, this magnificent statue was the first thing that ships and planes saw when they entered or passed through new york Harbour. Today, the Statue of Liberty has become a symbol of New York State and even the whole United States. On its100th anniversary, the US government held a grand celebration for it.