Martin Luther King Jr.
Written from a cell, not a podium. This print distills Letter from Birmingham Jail into its central moral claim: that justice delayed is justice denied. Designed as an artifact rather than an illustration, it treats King’s words as a historical document still speaking forward, a reminder that patience is often the language of power, not peace.
Best for: classrooms, libraries, study walls, civic spaces
Themes: moral urgency · nonviolent resistance · conscience