250th Liberty Eagle

This is patriotism with purpose.                 

At the center of the monument stands the Bell — America’s most sacred call to freedom — now reimagined as a 250th Anniversary tribute. Beside it, the American Flag is forever captured in sculpted motion. Above them, the Eagle rises — forged in museum-grade bronze and sealed in brilliant 24-karat gold.

• The Bell.
• The Flag.
• The Eagle.

Together they become a single statement:

"America has not forgotten what made her great."

Then came the moment that elevated the entire series into living American history:          

            The Oval Office call.

President Trump personally requested that American Patriot Sculpture No. 2, finished in brilliant gold, be created specifically for placement behind the Resolute Desk — a rare and historic honor.

           . . . Let that settle in.

And now, in an even greater chapter, this monumental Liberty Eagle and Bell stand as the keystone centerpiece for the creation of America’s Grand Ballroom — a space built not as decoration, but as national symbolism.

The new Grand Ballroom represents more than architecture.

• It represents the return of American pride.
• The return of celebration.
• The return of a nation honoring its own greatness.

And what makes this moment even more extraordinary:                  

Every part of it — including the Grand Ballroom and this monumental Bell and Eagle — is privately funded.
No taxpayer cost. No compromise. No dilution of vision.

This stands as one of the finest gifts to the American people that a modern President has helped make possible in decades — a tribute to 250 years of liberty that created the greatest and freest country in the history of the world.

This magnificent creation by Mark Russo, born from the heart of the Ghiglieri legacy, reflects generations of contribution to America through free enterprise and museum-quality fine art.

And behind the story itself stands H.J. Nick — master builder, author, and visionary founder of ArtFactory.com — whose words and craftsmanship frame this not as a project, but as a historic American moment.

This is worldwide newsworthy — especially in the art world — because it is rare to witness fine art, national symbolism, and Presidential history converge into one permanent, monumental centerpiece.

And for those who wish to witness it in person, Liberty Bell No. 2 can be visited at H.J. Nick’s Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona — where a companion casting stands ready for public viewing.

       America at 250

• The Bell calling.
• The Flag waving.
• The Eagle rising.

The new America Grand Ballroom at the United States White House is expected to span approximately 90,000 square feet — a national-scale ceremonial hall designed to host historic gatherings worthy of America’s 250th Anniversary.

Built through private funding, this monumental space represents a modern tribute to American pride, American celebration, and the enduring strength of the American people.

At its center stands the Liberty Bell and the Golden Eagle — a permanent fine art statement of freedom, enterprise, and the American Dream.