In New York harbor, in the first decade of the twentieth century, an aged windjammer awaits a breeze, or a tow, to take it to the docks on the East River. Ellis Island is in the background at the right, with its newly completed Immigration Station designed in the grand Beaux-Arts style. The Statue of Liberty, at left, was almost 30 years old at this point. Boat traffic of many types fills the harbor with activity, and a beautiful three dimensional sky frames the idle sails of the aged veteran vessel.