This piece depicts a little Japanese girl who survived the H-Bomb dropped on Hiroshima. She walks about the city, which was loaded with radiation, with only an umbrella and nurses mask for protection!  Her picture was taken, walking with her friends, who all subsequently succumbed to the effects of the blast. This image and sculpture is so poignant that it had to be a commercial figure as a reminder of what must never happen again!

Depicts an actual historical Pawnee Chief, from the Kihahki Tribe, c1890.  Esteemed Son led many braves against their traditional enemy, the Sioux together with battling against disease and dwindling tribal numbers, from interactions with white settlers.  This brave Chief fought in the last of the inter-tribal wars, at the end of the 19th century and settled his people on reservation land.