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The Kiss, or Unconditional Surrender, Statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender statue OR The Kiss Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender Kiss statue in Sarasota Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sarasota, Florida - February 4, 2016: Unconditional Surrender Kiss Statue in Sarasota Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kiss Statue, San Diego Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender statue in Sarasota Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kiss, or Unconditional Surrender, Statue

& x27;Unconditional Surrender& x27; Statue of Sailor Kissing Woman in San Diego Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender statue, San Diego, CA, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender statue, Sarasota Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kiss Statue in San Diego, California Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kiss Statue in San Diego Royalty Free Stock Photo

Unconditional Surrender, this is the name of the nearly eight-meter high statue made by Seward Johnson, installed in front Royalty Free Stock Photo

Entitled Unconditional Surrender, this 25 foot, 6000 pound statue by noted artist J. Seward Johnson, commemorates the famous The Kiss photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt made during the VJ celebration in Times Square in 1945, at the end of World War II. The statue is located next to the USS Midway Museum in downtown San Diego, and previously displayed in New York City and in Sarasota, Florida.