Elizabeth Layton, STATUE OF LIBERTY
STATUE OF LIBERTY - February, 1981
"She is tired from reading and fostering children to be used as cannon fodder. Her responsibilities exhaust her, but she does the best she can. She stands on her copper base (copper-bottomed pans) in a double sink (double standard). The Scarlet Letter ""A"" brands her. The blame and burden are hers. Individual woman? Our Nation?" - Elizabeth Layton