Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking artistic design centered on American symbolism and classical architecture. The composition shows a Roman-style temple with prominent white columns supporting a triangular pediment inscribed with the Roman numerals "MCMXCIII," which translates to the year 1993. Atop the temple sits a large, detailed eagle with outstretched wings, representing strength and freedom.

Behind the temple and eagle is a globe highlighting portions of the continents in light yellow against a blue ocean, symbolizing a global perspective. The globe is encircled by a yellow ring against a deep blue background, enhancing the visual impact. At the bottom of the card, the AmeriVox™ logo is displayed, featuring a small American flag with an eagle's head in front of it, reinforcing the American theme.

The card is signed on the lower left side with "D. Nyson '93," identifying the artist. The overall design conveys a blend of Americana, classical architecture, and bird imagery with an artistic and patriotic theme, consistent with the keywords: "Artistic, artworks, Americana, American symbolism, architecture, eagles, globes, columns, birds Nyson II Eagle On Top of Roman Temple (No Denomination) May 93 - AmeriVox."

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