Coretta Scott and Martin Luther King in Alabama, circa 1965.
Coretta Scott King played an extremely important role in the civil rights movement, both during her husband's life and after his tragic death. In fact, as she began to take on a more prominent role in the late '60s, she broadened her focus to include women's rights, LGBT rights, economic issues, world peace, and various other causes.
Release Notes:
This image was featured for the first time for collectors at our landmark exhibition: Rosa Sat, Martin Walked, & Barack Ran: From a Seat on a Bus to a Desk at The White House, in February, 2010.
Collector's Notes:
Stephen Somerstein's museum-quality photographs are printed to order in San Francisco. Each photograph is hand-signed and numbered by the artist.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery following purchase.
Buyers receive a certificate of authenticity following delivery of their new artwork.