Which female figure is used as an allegory?

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Statute of Liberty was used as an female figure in an allegory.
Artists throughout the French Revolution employed the allegory of the female to represent concepts like Liberty, Justice, and the Republic. These principles were symbolised by certain things or symbols. As you may recall, Justice typically appears as a blindfolded woman carrying a set of weighing scales, whereas Liberty is typically represented by a red cap or a broken chain. In the nineteenth century, artists created comparable female allegories to represent the country. She was given the popular Christian name Marianne in France, which emphasised the idea of a people's nation. Her traits—the red cap, the tricolour, and the cockade—were modelled after those of Liberty and the Republic.

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