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Original 1986 historical documentary print titled “The Face of Liberty, 1885.” This monochrome archival piece features the rare photograph of the 17‑foot‑3‑inch copper sheets forming the Statue of Liberty’s face, resting in temporary wooden stabilizing cradles on Bedloe’s Island before assembly. Published for the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Centennial educational portfolio. Lower margin text reads: “Liberty’s 17 foot 3 inch copper face, a likeness of the sculptor’s mother, stands uncrated, ready for assembly on Bedloe’s Island.” Credited to the Collection of National Park Service / Statues. From our Mother’s Estate. Measures 20" x 16" edge to edge. Crisp surface, sharp edges, no damage. Features: Original 1986 documentary print Statue of Liberty archival image National Park Service credit Monochrome historical piece 20" x 16" size