Anti-King Postcard

c. 1964

American 20th Century

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This image shows a group of men seated closely together, captured from the waist up. The man in the forefront wears a white shirt and a dark tie and faces to the right with a neutral expression and short, neatly maintained hair. The man identified by the "KING" label wears glasses and a button-up shirt with rolled sleeves. The image is in black-and-white with a dot matrix pattern. The background reveals a crowded room with more men, some looking towards the front. The setting appears to be indoors, likely in a hall or meeting room. The photograph has a grainy texture.
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Artwork history & notes

Provenance

Ross Kelbaugh, Marriottsville, MD; NGA purchase, 2023.

Associated Names

Inscriptions

top center above image printed in red ink: Martin Luther King at Communist Training School; on verso, by Ross Kelbaugh, top left in graphite: 18.8 RJ AF115 / JL [underlined]


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