Bartholdi
- proper noun
- The Egyptian leader Ismail Pasha rejected Bartholdi's plan.
- Bartholdi's statue
- Bartholdi's eleven-meter model
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What astonishes me thus far is the extent to which I cannot make Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty and Eiffel's Statue of Liberty meet.
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Like Bartholdi, Lesseps needed Eiffel's colossal engineering to realize his colossal ambition.
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Unlike Bartholdi, Eiffel knew that he needed to allow the statue to breathe in order to make it stable.
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Does Eiffel, in this drawing, disregard mass as thoroughly as Bartholdi did?
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A series of magnifications were executed from a model designed by Bartholdi: the first a little taller than a meter, the second almost three meters, the last about eleven meters high.
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Eiffel's 300-meter-high modern pyramid was almost ten times the size of Bartholdi's giant, and twice as high as any extant structure.
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The Eiffel Tower was quite consciously intended to dwarf Bartholdi's creation, as can be seen in a drawing by one of Eiffel's employees.
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Bartholdi hoped to author a colossal sculptural punctuation to Lesseps's outsized engineering feat.
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Egypt's monuments had played a determinant role in Bartholdi's conceptualization of the role that sculpture could play in the vast engineered spaces of modernity.
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The famous Statue of Liberty was created by Bartholdi, a French artist.
Synonyms
A French sculptor who designed the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor
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Etymology
Bartholdi comes from the Alsace region on the border of France and Germany and likely comes from the old German name Berthold, which means 'bright' and 'rule'. A helpful way to remember the sculptor Bartholdi is to think of him as a 'bright ruler', a leading artist who created the Statue of Liberty.