The torch of the Statue of Liberty is one of its most recognizable and powerful features. Held high in Lady Liberty’s right hand, the torch represents enlightenment and the path to freedom. Over the past 145 years, it has undergone several changes, restorations, and even controversies, becoming a symbol not only of America but of hope for millions around the world.
The Statue of Liberty Torch signifies ‘Freedom and Liberty’. It ‘Lights the Way’ to Freedom. The Liberty Torch is a comforting sight to millions as it represents the principles of Freedom and Liberty across the World.
Lady of Liberty she holds the torch of liberty with her right hand above her head.
The Statue of Liberty Torch is one of the most Famous and Iconic Parts of this Statue of Freedom and Liberty.
The Torch of Liberty and Statue of Liberty were given to America by France for America coming to their rescue during the 2nd World War.
The Renowned sculptor ‘Frederic Bartholdi’ designed and built the torch-bearing arm.
The torch of the Statue of Liberty is approximately 29 feet (8.8 meters) long, while the torch-bearing arm measures about 42 feet (12.8 meters) in length from the elbow to the tip of the torch. This dramatic scale was designed to emphasize the beacon of light and liberty the statue represents.
Discover more fascinating details about Lady Liberty by visiting the main Statue of Liberty page.
Learn More about the Roman Goddess Libertas at Wikipedia
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