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Everything you ever wanted to know about the art market but didn't know who to ask

Selection of Works in Tate’s “Soul of a Nation”

Published 5 October 2017
In Slideshows

: Barkley Hendricks, Icon For My Man Superman (Superman Never Saved Any Black People-Bobby Seale) (1969)

: Benny Andrews, Did the Bear Sit Under the Tree? (1969)

: Betye Saar, Eye (1972)

: Betye Saar, Rainbow Mojo (1972)

: Carolyn Lawrence, Black Children Keep Your Spirits Free (1972)

: Elizabeth Catlett, Black Unity (1968)

: Emma Amos, Eva the Babysitter (1973)

: Emory Douglas, 21 August 1971, “We Shall Survive Without a Doubt (1971)

: Faith Ringgold, American People Series #20: Die (1967)

: Frank Bowling, Texas Louise (1971)

: Jae Jarrell, Revolutionary Suit (1969, remade 2010)

: Lorraine O’Grady, Art Is (Girlfriends Times Two) (1983/2009)

: Romare Bearden, Pittsburgh Memory (1964)

: Roy DeCarava, Couple Walking (1979)

: Sam Gilliam, Carousel Change (1970)

: Wadsworth Jarrell, Revolutionary (1972)

: William T. Williams Trane (1969)

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