Statue of Liberty coloring pages

Drawn with a sweet smiling face, Lady Liberty raises a flaming torch high and holds a tablet in her other arm. Her crown has seven pointed rays, her robe falls in big simple folds, and she stands on a plain stepped pedestal. Thick outlines and large shapes make this an easy start for children aged about 2 to 5. The Statue of Liberty in New York City, USA, was a gift from France. Color her robe minty green like the real copper statue and make the flame bright orange.

Standing tall on her island, the Statue of Liberty in New York City, USA, lifts her torch beside a bright sun and a few puffy clouds. The detailed pedestal shows stone blocks and columns, bushes surround the base, and a simple skyline lines the far shore across rippling water. Kids aged 5 to 10 will find plenty to color without tiny fiddly areas. The statue was dedicated in 1886. Try light blue for the harbor and soft sea green for the statue so she stands out from the skyline.

A close, carefully drawn view of the Statue of Liberty shows the folds of her robe, the rays of her crown and the tablet in her left hand. Her tall pedestal rests on a wide fortress-like base ringed with trees, a ferry crosses the harbor, and the Manhattan skyline of New York City, USA, rises behind under drifting clouds. Fine lines suit older kids and adults. The copper statue turned green over time as it weathered. Shade the robe with two or three greens in colored pencil to bring out its deep folds. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Leaf-like patterns fill the robe of the Statue of Liberty as she raises her torch against swirling clouds and a radiant sun. Seagulls glide past, a ferry and a sailboat cross the harbor, and the skyline of New York City, USA, packs the background with windows. Hibiscus flowers and leafy branches frame the corners, leaving almost no blank space. This page is for experienced adult colorists ready for a long project. From the ground to the torch, the monument stands about 305 feet tall. Try a sunset sky of peach, coral and violet, keeping the statue in cool greens.