America No.1

The woman holding the torch is the Statue of Liberty, dedicated in New York Harbor on October 28, 1886, with President Grover Cleveland presiding. She was a gift from the people of France, designed by the sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, and she stands 151 feet tall.

Emma Lazarus's sonnet “The New Colossus,” with the line “I lift my lamp beside the golden door,” was added on a bronze plaque inside the pedestal in 1903.

The animal under her is a bison, which Congress named the national mammal in a law President Obama signed on May 9, 2016. The food in her other hand is a cheeseburger, whose origin several American towns claim and none has settled.

The scene is all blue, orange and yellow: Liberty in orange sunglasses and a star-covered jacket, her torch thrust up into a burst of sparks, a burger in her left hand, seated on a navy bison. Two jets draw contrails across the sky, eagles circle, and tall towers rise at the bottom, with AMERICA and No.1 stacked across the top in yellow and red.