This page is for art works related to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950-1960s. Please send images of Civil Rights Movement art to webmaster@crmvet.org.
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Mrs. Fannie Lee Chaney (mother of James Chaney) |
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John Lewis, SNCC |
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![]() Awaken from the Unknowing, by Charles White. 1946 |
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The Prints of Elizabeth Catlett |
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Crusaders for Justice |
I Have Studied in Ever Increasing Numbers |
I Have Special Reservations |
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My Reward Has Been Bars |
Civil Rights Congress |
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![]() Walking, Charles Henry Alston. 1958 |
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The Clinton 12 |
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Testament by John and Kathy Deering |
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Racism/Incident at Little Rock |
![]() Soldiers and Students, by Jacob Lawrence. 1962 |
![]() The Problem We All Live With, Norman Rockwell. 1964. |
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Albany Civil Rights Memorial |
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John Lewis, SNCC |
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Ruby Doris Robinson Smith, SNCC |
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Gloria Richardson, SNCC. |
![]() March poster by Clara Lang-Ezekiel, 2020. |
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![]() Ella Baker |
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The First Graduate, by Martin Dawe |
![]() Frank Smith, one of the architects if the Atlanta Student Movement and a founding Member of SNCC. By the Atlanta Student Movement Mural Project. |
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Virginia Civil Rights Memorial, Richmond VA |
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![]() Based on the sign in the Hattiesburg MS voter registration
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Mural Birmingham Civil Rights Institute |
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Foot Soldiers of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement |
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![]() Civil Rights Movement by Kalammeh |
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Mural near National Civil Rights Museum |
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National Civil Rights Museum, Lorraine Motel |
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Wells Fargo Civil Rights mural, 2014 |
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Street mural, artist unidentified |
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NAACP Leader Rutledge Pearson |
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NAACP Leaders Rodney Hurst and Rutledge Pearson |
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Fill the Jails, by Claire O'Connor.
2014 |
![]() Painting & poem created by Freedom School teacher Bill Light in Starkville MS, 1964 |
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![]() Stand up for the Freedom Democrats
MFDP or SNCC poster |
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Claudette Colvin |
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Rosa Parks |
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Jo Ann Robinson |
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Teacher & Civil rights leader Septima Clark |
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Drawing of Septima Clark teaching literacy in citizenship classes |
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Freedom Now! |
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Oretha Castle Haley, New Orleans CORE |
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Tribute to Freedom Riders and CORE leaders Jerome Smith and Dodie
Smith-Simmons. New Orleans RTA bus, 2021 |
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![]() Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (left), Dr. Martin Luther King (below). The SCLC Memorial Walkway Pavilion in Central New Orleans (near church where SCLC was founded in 1957). By artist Jessica Strahan |
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![]() Un(re)solved: Say their names. Know their stories Touring installation using augmented-reality to bring civil rights era killings, often racist murders, out of the shadows of the past. Tribeca Film Festival installation. 2021. |
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Martin Luther King Memorials & Art |
![]() Martin Luther King National Historic Site, Atlanta |
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Martin Luther King National Historic Site, Atlanta |
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Homage to King, Atlanta, GA. 1996 |
![]() Martin Luther King Memorial, San Francisco, CA |
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![]() Bust of Martin Luther King by John Woodrow WilsonUnited States Capitol rotunda. Washington, DC. |
![]() Statue of Martin Luther King, Mexico City. |
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Martin Luther King Street |
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