The construction of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil involved around 300 workers. The project was initiated in 1922 and completed in 1931, requiring skilled laborers, engineers, and artists. The statue was designed by the French sculptor Paul Landowski and built using concrete and soapstone.
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They used reinforced concrete and soapstone.
They did it to celebrate when brazil got independence from portugal
It was started in 1922 and took nine years to build, finally being unveiled on 12th October 1931.
this statue was biult in 1931. on october 12 took ten years to plan and build
Heitor da Silva Costa designed the statue but it was sculpted by French sculptor Paul Landowski.
this statue was biult in 1931. on october 12 took ten years to plan and build
The original idea to build the monument came from a Catholic priest in the mid 1850s, however he failed to gain the financial support. The statue as we know it today came about due to a campaign by the Catholic Circle in Rio, who held a Semana do Monumento (Monument Week) to get signatures and monetary support. Brazilian Heitor DA Silva Costa was the designer and French sculptor Paul Landowiski was the builder
Cristo Redentor, or Christ the Redeemer, was built as a symbol of peace and Christianity in Brazil. It serves as both a religious monument and a cultural icon, attracting tourists from around the world. The statue also serves as a reminder of Brazil's Christian heritage and is a symbol of hope and unity for many people.
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