Statue of Liberty Raising Her Torch on a Brick Pedestal

The Statue of Liberty rises from a tall stone pedestal, with her right arm stretched high to hold a flaming torch. She wears a spiked crown and long robes with deep folds, and she carries a tablet in her left arm. The pedestal is drawn with lots of brick texture, small windows, rectangular plaques, a railing with a balcony, and rows of round details near the base. A low brick wall runs across the bottom, and puffy clouds fill the sky behind her. Kids can color the robes in soft green or copper tones and use warm yellows and oranges for the torch flame. The bricks give small hands a good chance to practice careful coloring. It also works well alongside a lesson on American landmarks or New York City, since students can find the crown, torch, and tablet while they color.