African Renaissance Monument

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The African Renaissance Monument is a towering bronze statue in Dakar, Senegal, symbolizing African rebirth and independence and recognized as one of the tallest statues in Africa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monument
statue
tourist attraction
architect Pierre Goudiaby Atepa
associatedWith African Renaissance
surface form: African Renaissance ideology
category Buildings and structures in Dakar
Colossal statues
Monuments and memorials in Senegal
Outdoor sculptures in Senegal
cityDistrict Ouakam
commissionedBy Abdoulaye Wade
commissionedByOffice President of Senegal
constructedBy Mansudae Art Studio
surface form: Mansudae Overseas Projects
constructionCompanyOrigin North Korea
continent Africa
country Senegal
depicts African child
African man
African woman
designer Pierre Goudiaby Atepa
feature internal elevator
viewing platform in the head
fundingControversy criticized for high cost
hasConferenceRoom yes
hasMuseum yes
hasStairs yes
height approximately 49 meters
heightIncludingBase approximately 52 meters
inaugurationDate 2010-04-03
languageOfInscription English
French
lighting illuminated at night
location Dakar
material bronze
oneOfTallest statues in Africa
openingYearForPublic 2010
overlooks Atlantic Ocean
ownershipClaimedBy Abdoulaye Wade
publicAccess ticketed entry
religiousControversy criticized by some Islamic leaders
situatedOn Collines des Mamelles
style socialist realism
symbolizes African independence
African rebirth
tourismRole major tourist attraction in Dakar
yearCompleted 2010

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Dakar hasLandmark African Renaissance Monument