Martin Luther King, McKissick, Carmicheal Marching, July 1, 1966
UPI (United Press International)
Willie Ricks was one of SNCC’s great stump speakers, capable of getting great emotional responses from a crowd. During the Meredith March in Mississippi, where King and Stokely Carmichael marched side by side, it was Ricks who first unleashed the “Black Power” cry. Here he speaks in Atlanta, 1964, printed 2010
Danny Lyon
Allegorical Subject: Two-headed Imperial Eagle on Clouds; On Ground, a Draped Figure, a King and a Figure of Fame, 16th century
Unknown
It Naples. - The Commission of Bastonnades During Their Delicate Job. “- It took a while to convince this one to yell: "LONG LIVE THE KING!"... but finally we got to the bottom... and now he is completely in favour of the Government..,” plate 213 from Actualités, 1855
Honoré-Victorin Daumier
King, 18th century
De King Im Sit Right Flat in a Chair, n.d.
Arthur Burdett Frost, Sr.
An Allegory of the Arts Vanquishing Time, Surmounted by a Medallion Portrait of King Stanislaw August of Poland as Patron of the Arts, after 1780
André Jean Lebrun
Denarius (Coin) Portraying King Aretas, 58 BCE
Ancient Roman
Jewel of the Full Tide (Manju), from the series "The Palace of the Dragon King (Ryugu)", 1820
Ryuryukyo Shinsai
Kings County Courthouse Competition, Chicago, Illinois, Elevation, c. 1869
Peter Bonnett Wight
The Printer Valère Maxime being Presented to King Louis XI, 1860
Charles Meryon
Study for King's Mews, Charing Cross, from Microcosm of London, c. 1808
Augustus Charles Pugin
Mount Starr King, Yosemite Valley, Mariposa County, Cal., No. 1116 from the series "Watkins' Pacific Coast", 1861/76
Carleton Watkins
Latin Kings, Chicago, 1980
Luis Medina
King of Naples, 1860–69
Unknown
The Hope of Posterity: The Emperor, Empress, and King of Rome, 1811/12
Adrien Pierre François Godefroy
Dish Depicting King William III and Queen Mary II of England, c. 1688–1727
Old Man Walking, plate seven from the Passion, 1936; published 1939
Georges Rouault
Ex-Libris for C. & P. Seton, Ex-Libris for Louis W. Black, Mark for Smith Glass, Ex-Libris for F. C. Mitchell, Ex-Libris for Mitchell, Ex-Libris for Dorothy King, Ex-Libris for Alex Page, plate 169-174 from The Wood Engravings of Leonard Baskin, 1959, printed 1961
Leonard Baskin
