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Huge Head Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty stands as an international symbol of liberty, designed by anti-slavery activist Edouard de Laboulaye and sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi as a gift from France to commemorate America’s alliance during the American Revolution and celebrate abolition after the Civil War. It was unveiled on October 28, 1886.
Bartholdi designed his statue as a powerful icon; she has come to be known as Lady Liberty, Green Goddess, Mother of Exiles, and Goddess of Freedom. The figure holds in her left hand a tablet bearing the date of Independence in Roman numerals; broken chains and shackles can be seen around her feet, signifying freedom from oppression.
Blindfold Statue of Liberty
Blindfolded statues of Lady Justice symbolize the impartiality and objectivity of law; their symbolism indicates that external factors, such as wealth or fame, will not impact decisions made in court.
The Eagle-Faced Statue of Liberty tattoo represents an iconic symbol with the noble face of an eagle to convey freedom and the courage and perseverance needed to fight for it.
The numeric Statue of Liberty tattoo combines an iconic symbol with numbers, symbols, or dates that hold special meaning for its wearer – providing an eye-catching way to represent patriotism and liberty’s lasting values. Perfect for both men and women!
Smiley Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty, also called the “Mother of Exiles” or the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” represents hope and opportunity for millions of immigrants worldwide. As one of America’s iconic symbols, its presence often demonstrates patriotism or our sense of pride as citizens of a great nation like our own.
Paola Pivi’s six cartoonish masks offer a playful and colorful way to represent individuals who have found freedom in America, sparking conversation about various immigrant experiences in America.
The Statue of Liberty Emoji was introduced as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and then later included in Emoji 1.0 for Travel and places, Building Subcategories under Travel and businesses, working across Android, iOS, and computer keyboards that support Emoji Keyboards.
Theater Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty stands as an inspirational symbol of freedom. She welcomes immigrants into America with her torch of illumination and inspires individuals all over the globe to pursue their goals and follow their dreams.
Statue of Liberty Tattoos can make an incredible visual statement. Many people also like to add other elements to the statue, such as its flag, bald eagle, or significant buildings, to enhance its beauty and give it additional significance. These variations add depth and dimension to a tattoo design and may share a more meaningful meaning for them as well.
Flower Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island have long been seen as global symbols of freedom, inspiring and uplifting visitors since 1886 when the statue first made her appearance. Visiting both sites can be a life-altering experience – although only a few know the figure is filled with hidden symbolism!
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi created an intricate statue replete with symbolism for Frederic Auguste Bartholdi to complete. He included broken chains around Lady Liberty’s feet to symbolize her liberation from oppression and America’s recent abolition of slavery, while seven rays emanating from her crown represent all seven continents and seas in its design.
Achieving its sculptural folds required hammering copper sheets onto a cast of the figure.
