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twetch#2022 6.4y

1sNJWU…Qwas Key · twetch

What the chain says

Transaction: b46e203c14302014148d3b8445d3ad68ab500e09f22bfa05a2955f45b63837eb
Block: 635 515
Time: 2020-05-19T00:15:13Z
Signer: 1sNJWUrAYfdxAKN1zGq3t9hwyR6ynQwas
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: image/jpeg
Filename: twetch_twembed1589844457266.jpeg
Name in tx: twetch#2022

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Signed by 1sNJWUrAYfdxAKN1zGq3t9hwyR6ynQwas Verified

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twetch#15845 6.4y

1MKTah…xrPJ Key · twetch

Replying to@1sNJWU…Qwas

Yes and no, this was an attempt to rival the Ancients colossal statues after the designer experienced them on a trip in Egypt. The original was meant for the Suez Canal and was modeled after an Egyptian peasant women. In 1867 the artist attempted this.

twetch#15845 6.4y

1MKTah…xrPJ Key · twetch

Replying to@1MKTah…xrPJ

It was too costly after the creation of the canal and the projects proposal was rejected. That statue never saw the light of day. In 1870 the idea of the Statue of Liberty was born and another chance to achieve what the designer originally set out to do.

twetch#16233 6.4y

16GWgy…ne2p Key · twetch

Replying to@1sNJWU…Qwas

Plausible

twetch#4321 6.4y

138uc6…K3Fn Key · twetch

Replying to@1sNJWU…Qwas

what cabal?

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