Focus on The Immigrants (sculpture) and explain the History.
Commissioned by the Patrons of Italian Culture, the artwork was surveyed by the Smithsonian Institution's "Save Outdoor Sculpture!" program in 1995.In 2013, Eric Brightwell of KCET said the artwork's allegorical figures "are intended to symbolize both gratitude and protestation against injustice, the industrialization of immigrant labor, and personal values. The figures in the sculpture are deliberately abstracted -- only the depiction of the hat of an Italian priest and the Italian flag that flies above give any obvious specific indication of the Italian-ness of the monument to all immigrants."
Smithsonian Institution KCET Save Outdoor Sculpture!