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Liberty torch motif illustration

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA · ARCHITECTURE

Liberty torch

What it means: Enlightenment and liberty; the statue's broken chains also relate to abolition.

Dedicated in 1886, the Statue of Liberty was a gift of friendship from France to the United States. Its raised torch gives the idea of lighting a path a documented historical basis.

Often chosen for: New beginnings & hope · Strength & courage · Curiosity, creativity & wonder

Respectful use: Use original drawing or specifically reusable photographs. Do not copy National Park Service logos, contemporary commercial sculpture variants or unlicensed photography. The preview is a torch-only composition.

Design a gift with liberty torch

Sources: [1] nps.gov

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