Which country's designers designed the Statue of Liberty?

The steel skeleton of the Statue of Liberty was designed by Eiffel, who designed the Paris Tower, and the statue was designed by the French sculptor Villepo Duke and completed in Paris. The French government presented this statue commemorating freedom to the United States as a gift to celebrate the100th anniversary of American independence. Since the completion of 1886, it has been standing at the entrance of new york Port. As a symbol of America, the Statue of Liberty is located on Liberty Island, a small island west of Manhattan, New York, USA. Holding the torch, she stood at the entrance of new york Harbor, watching the metropolis day and night, and welcoming the millions of immigrants who have settled in the United States since the end of 19. 1984 was included in the World Heritage List. The Statue of Liberty is a gift from the French people to the American people and a symbol of freedom. The Statue of Liberty is 46 meters high, and the total height of the pedestal is about 100 meters. It was the tallest memorial building in the world at that time. Its full name is "Statue of Liberty National Monument", and its official name is "Statue of Liberty that shines the world". The whole bronze statue is made of 120 tons of steel and 80 tons of copper. 300,000 wicker nails are assembled and fixed on the bracket, with a total weight of 225 tons. The steel bracket inside the bronze statue was designed and manufactured by architect Vereboduk and French engineer Eiffel, who is famous for building the Eiffel Tower in Paris.