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自由女神像（Statue of Liberty） Statue of Liberty (English: Statue of Liberty) also known as Liberty Enlightening the world (English: Liberty Enlightening the World La Libert, French: clairant Le Monde) is located in the United States of New York Manhattan New York port giant neoclassical statue. The statue, designed by Fridley August Battledi and completed in October 28, 1886, is a gift from France to the United states. The statue is mainly composed of a female character in robes, represented in the myth of Rome independent of God, her right hand holding the torch, the left hand book written on the date of the signing of the declaration of Independence: in July 4, 1776, there is at the foot of a broken chain. The statue is a symbol of freedom and the United States and a welcome signal for immigrants. Edward Rene de Ravolaye, a French law professor and statesman, said in 1865 that people in France and the United States should work together to make souvenirs of American independence. The idea may be to commemorate the civil war to end slavery, Union victory over. Butler Di is due to pull, inspired to design this statue, but because of the political situation in France was in trouble, so the statue of the construction work did not begin until the beginning of the 1870s. In 1875, the statue of France pull, injection, the United States is providing venues and manufacturing base. Butler Di had completed his sculptures before he had completed his designs, and his arms were held high, which were on display at the International Fair for publicity. In 1876, the statue raised its torch arm on display at the Philadelphia Centennial fair, and was presented at the Madison square in New York from 1876 to 1882. The progress of fund-raising was very slow, with the United States as a result, and the construction of the base was still threatened by lack of funds by 1885. Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the New York world newspaper, launched a campaign to complete the project, attracting more