Coretta Scott King was far more than the woman behind Martin Luther King Jr. She was an activist, artist, mother, and leader in her own right, whose strength and composure helped hold her family together through some of the most dangerous years of the Civil Rights Movement. Even in the face of threats to her family and her own safety, she remained steadfast, using her voice to advocate for justice and equality.
 
A classically trained singer who could have built a career in music, Coretta ultimately devoted that voice to something larger. She understood the power of music to move people, but she also understood the power of her own voice. Through activism, public speaking, and organizing, she transformed that voice into an instrument for change by carrying the work forward long after Martin's death and establishing a legacy that was distinctly her own.
 
The Prints
Each artwork is reproduced as a fine art giclée print on Hahnemühle German Etching, a premium archival paper chosen for its rich texture, depth of colour, and exceptional longevity.
 
Prints are available in selected sizes, either unframed or framed in solid wood from sustainably sourced materials.
 
Each size is limited to an edition of 50. Every print is digitally signed and individually numbered, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity confirming its edition number.
Each order also includes a personal letter from the artist. Prints are carefully packaged and shipped with tracking worldwide.