Oswald Greene 
"Martin Luther King Jr."
 
 
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Custom Framed in a black frame
Framed Size 17"x21"
Image Size 16"x20"
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The artwork commemorates the historic 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
It features a large, contemplative portrait of Dr. King overlooking a smaller scene of the marchers.
The scene highlights the struggle for civil rights and racial equality in the United States.
 
Subject and Legacy
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929–1968): A prominent Baptist minister and leader in the American Civil Rights Movement.
Philosophy: He was a global symbol of nonviolent resistance in the fight for racial equality and justice.
Commemoration: His life and legacy are celebrated annually in the United States on the third Monday of January (Martin Luther King Jr. Day). Events often include parades, memorial services, unity breakfasts, and days of service. 
 
Oswald Greene is a contemporary American artist best known for his commemorative portraits of iconic African American figures.Greene specializes in realism, often focusing on political and civil rights subjects. His work typically features striking portraiture with symbolic backgrounds, such as the colorful, ethereal skies seen in this Martin Luther King Jr. image.