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Real people funded the Statue of Liberty with small donations, shining a light on France and the United States' efforts to do the right thing after the ratification of the 13th Amendment and the Emancipation Proclamation respectively.
The design of the Statue of Liberty was inspired by the Sphinx and the pyramids in the Middle East, with the spikes on Lady Liberty's crown representing rays from the sun.
Bedloe Island got its name from the Frenchman who discovered New York's famous statue in 1865, Édouard René de Laboulaye. This discovery was made around the same time that Bedloe Island was founded, and the name stuck as they were trying to generate interest in the Statue of Liberty project.
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Architect Léon Vaudoyer's discovery of the technique of repoussé, which involves attaching thin sheets of copper to a skeleton structure, inspired the construction of metal buildings. Professor Katia Bertoldi and graduate student Alice Nasto discuss how this technique has evolved into modern-day metal construction with concrete structures and advanced engineering.
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Plaster molds were used to capture the remains of Pompeii following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The technique involved creating three-dimensional points of reference and using mechanical arms to create accurate reproductions of the victims.
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The Statue of Liberty was one of the biggest and first crowdfunding campaigns, where the people stepped up and gave little increments of money and fundraised about a thousand dollars over their goal. There were theories that Bartholdi purposefully misaligned the statue to change its appearance, and when completed, he covered the statue's face with a big French flag.
Learn about the famous Statue of Liberty and how its green color is actually a natural patina that formed over time to protect the copper statue.
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