Willard wigan created a lifesize replica of the statue of liberty for the people of france. true or false

False. Willard Wigan didn't create a life-size replica of statue of liberty for French people.

William Wigan is a microscopic sculptor; that is his artwork cannot be seen by the naked eyes. His famous work include sculpting the microscopic statue of liberty. The stand was made from a just a single sand grain.

The replica of the statue of liberty which was a token of appreciation from the United States to France in celebration of the French Revolution was sculpted by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the same person who sculpted the American statue. The statue in Paris is 11 m tall which is 83 m shorter than the one in the United States.

because he created electricity

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