Statue de la Liberté, Bronze sculpture in Lunel, France
The Statue of Liberty in Lunel stands 280 centimeters tall and represents a woman holding a torch, crafted entirely from bronze material.
Created by sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi in 1889, the statue was destroyed during World War II and later replaced with a new version in 1989.
This replica joins numerous Liberty statues across France, reflecting the strong connection between French and American values of freedom and democracy.
The monument sits in a central location in Lunel, providing a reference point for visitors exploring the town's architectural heritage.
At 500 kilograms, this bronze interpretation maintains the symbolic gesture of holding a torch while adapting the design to a smaller scale.
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