Yes, the Lady Liberty that proudly stands in New York was a gift from Paris in 1886. Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of the Statue, created a smaller, 35 foot version to use as a model for the larger version that is was first built in Paris and subsequently shipped here to the U.S. in pieces and reassembled. The Parisian Lady Liberty is roughly 1/10th the size of her American sister and is made of bronze instead of copper. It was erected by Americans living in Paris and is located on the Isle De Grenelle facing in the direction of her American counterpart. There is another "replica", smaller, located in the Jardins du Luxembourg. It is said that Bartholdi, who built the statue with the assistance of Eiffel, used two models for the statue: his mom for the face of the statue and his girl-friend for the body.
Yes, there is a sister statue in Paris, France. It is much smaller, and is near the Eiffel Tower (Eiffel, who built the innards of the Statue of Liberty before the Tower.) It was built by Bartholdi, because the Parisians missed seeing the Statue of Liberty: After completed, it stood for 10 months, while the Americans tried to raise money to finish building the pedestal on Bedloe's Island.
well the statue of liberty is in new york, but france has pieces that fell off the statue of liberty when it was being buit! there is a coffe shop that is made of the crown that was too small, and a torch as a gift shop! other than that, there is no other place!
look for yourself
There is one in Richmond Park; South-West London
There are two replicas of the Statue of Liberty located in Paris, France. One is located in Colmar and the other along the Seine River.
Actually, there is a Statue of Liberty in Luxembourg, France. It is the original statue that Bartholdi made to help him make the much larger one France gave to the United States.
What we think of as the statue of liberty is in New York. There are replicas of it elsewhere. There is a small version of it in Paris, France.
It's actually located in the U.S, New York
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No, Amsterdam does not have a Statue of Liberty such as the one found in New York. France, however, does have an exact copy of the one found in New York as it was France that gifted the US with the statue.
I thing there are more three Statue of Liberty's exist. I don't remember exact where but in England has Victoria statue of Liberty.
New York. On Liberty Island, to be exact.
A replica is an exact copy of something. The word can be used in a sentence like the artist created a replica of the Statue of David.
== == I went to GOOGLE, clicked on Advance Web Search, typed in the words Paris and France, the exact phrase Statue of Liberty and any of the words scale or model. Those parameters turned up a large number of hits.
three million feet
An exact replica is a model that looks exactly the same as the original object.
oh i dont know i am looking for the exact same thing!
No; globes are very useful, but they are not exact replicas of the earth. There can be no exact replica of the earth.
Does your class do daily detective? That's the exact clue!I am doing daily detective on this question but I looked up.....What statue was celebrated on land and sea.....not the exact clue.Do you go to St. Luke School in columbus Georgia?It is the statue of liberty
A replica
Imitation is exact replica of the original