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(bär-thŏldē, -tôl-dē), Frédéric Auguste 1834-1904.
(bär-thŏldē, -tôl-dē), Frédéric Auguste 1834-1904. French sculptor best known for his monumental figure of Liberty Enlightening the World, the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, presented to the United States by France and dedicated in 1886.