Can anyone identify this 1910s era biplane? I tried a number of searches with absolutely no luck. I remember a few that looked sort of similar without that smooth aerodynamic nose and body. I did try at least.

If this helps, the individual standing before the plane is believed to be of French origin or descent.
It isn't German or even European, not with an OX-5 engine on the front - unfortunately there were hundreds of similar designs in the post-ww1 period, however the fact that it has a two bay wing and the struts are wire braced instead of having a diagonal narrows it down, and lo and behold, the Pitcairn PA-3 Orowing appears to be a match.