@@Olivier-GM Yes WHY so surprising? The statue of San Carlo was finished in 1689 and it remained the tallest statue in the world for 2 centuries until the Statue of Liberty was finished in 1886. The San Carlo is still the tallest statue in Europe and the internal structure of the statue of Liberty was modelled on it as well as the idea of external copper sheets etc. From the site of the Statue of San Carlo (popularly called Sancarlone): "Not everyone knows that Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, who designed the Statue of Liberty, stayed in Arona to study the statue’s structure. A plaque can be found at the foot of the statue of Liberty commemorating the inspiration given by the ‘Sancarlone"
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It was an amazing weekend! Thank you for showing me around, I will definitely be back in the future to explore more with you! ☺️❤️
The statue of San Carlo was the example for the Statue of Liberty
Ah I didn't know that! So cool :D
Are you sure? 🤔
@@Olivier-GM Yes WHY so surprising? The statue of San Carlo was finished in 1689 and it remained the tallest statue in the world for 2 centuries until the Statue of Liberty was finished in 1886. The San Carlo is still the tallest statue in Europe and the internal structure of the statue of Liberty was modelled on it as well as the idea of external copper sheets etc.
From the site of the Statue of San Carlo (popularly called Sancarlone): "Not everyone knows that Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, who designed the Statue of Liberty, stayed in Arona to study the statue’s structure. A plaque can be found at the foot of the statue of Liberty commemorating the inspiration given by the ‘Sancarlone"
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Ciao! Bel video 😊
Altro giorno ho fatto un giretto ad Arona anche io.
Se vuoi dacci un’occhiata 👀