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Flame of Liberty
This dramatic 20-foot crimson glass sculpture
is the centerpiece of the National Liberty Museum. Created by
world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly, it is a tribute to people
worldwide who have upheld the ideals of liberty and freedom. This
sculpture is featured in "Heroes From Around the World."
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Conflict Resolution Pyramid
A massive six-foot sculpture by the late world-renowned Czech artist Stanislav Libensky and his wife Jaroslava Brychtova, the Conflict Resolution Pyramid illustrates
the three side of every disagreement... your side, my side, and
the compromise we reach which solves our differences peacefully.
This sculpture is featured in "Conflict to Harmony."
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Bigots Hiding Under the Flag
A daring representation of the American flag by
artist Czeslaw Zuber, "Bigots Hiding Under the Flag"
shows the boldness bigots display when they claim that the freedom
of speech gives them the right to slander others. This sculpture
is featured in "Let Freedom Ring."
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Wings of Liberty
In this dramatic structure created from glass
and stone, Philadelphia artist Ray King reminds visitors that any
goal is attainable when it is rooted in a noble purpose. This
sculpture is featured in the second floor stairway at the base of
the "September 11 Heroes" exhibit.
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Jellybean Kids
A colorful installation by artist Sandy
Skoglund, the Jellybean Kids and Butterfly wall remind us that
we're all the same inside regardless of the color of our skin.
This sculpture is featured in "Conflict to Harmony."
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Biblical Scenes in Glass
A series of 12 vibrant stained glass images by
artist Maurice Gareau traces the roots of our democracy to the
heroes and heroines of the Bible. These works are featured in
"Voyage to Liberty Through Faith."
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Harmony
Simple, stately and symmetrical, this elegant
glass sculpture by George Bucquet captures the essence of the
ideal society where people live in harmony with one another. This
sculpture is featured in "Conflict to Harmony."
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Golden Egg
This famous work by renowned artist Christopher
Ries represents the golden opportunities that inspired immigrants
to come to America. Created from 300 pounds of the purest fiber
optic crystal, it is a perfect reminder that liberty, like glass,
is both strong and fragile. This sculpture is featured in
"Coming to America."
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Peace Portal
Constructed of iron and glass, this 10-foot
canopy introduces visitors to the beauty of glass and represents
the delicate balance of life, where opposite elements, like glass
and iron, come together to form a harmonious creation. This
sculpture is featured in "Let Freedom Ring."
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Climb of the Courageous
The first sculpture visitors see upon entering
the Museum, the 12-foot Climb of the Courageous represents the
underlying theme of the Museum's mission: When people stand up for
what they believe in - and reach out to help others - there is no
limit to what they can achieve or what heights they can reach.
Twin Towers
This perfect, 3-foot crystal replica of the Twin Towers by Peter Yenawine inspires visitors to see the strength and endurance of liberty despite the tragic event which toppled these structures. The Twin Towers is sponsored by Sovereign Bank. It is located in the Museum's reception area.
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