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A side view of Daniel Chester French's "America." "America" is seated on a throne, her right foot on the head of Quetzelcoatl, the plumed serpent from Central and South American Indian cultures. A torch in hand, her left arm is pulling her cloak over an image of "Labor" which is rolling a wheel of progress. Peering over "America's" right shoulder is an American Indian in head dress, and sheaves of corn, symbolizing, in French's words, "the American idea of Plenty," are across "America's" right knee.

Jerry Fornarotto is an award winning photographer. His works have received international recognition and has been published worldwide. His interest in photography is very diverse. In his galleries you will find various subject matter including, landscapes, travel, nature, architecture as well as creative and dynamic images. Please visit his website, Jerry Fotography Website. Also, if you should have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact: Jerry Fornarotto