Wheel of Affinities — 37c 1963 March on Washington stamp — United States Postal Service

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Wheel of Affinities

Let one painting lead you to the next

Welcome. Every artwork orbiting this wheel shares a thread with “37c 1963 March on Washington stamp”. Take your time, follow what catches your eye, and let curiosity carry you from one masterpiece to another.

How to explore

Drag left or right to spin the wheel.
Drag up or down — or scroll — to zoom in and out.
Hover an artwork to reveal its title and affinities; click to open it.

The eight directions: Each spoke is a kind of kinship — period, movement, vibe, topics, keywords, tone and main colour, plus “other” for the freer, more surprising matches.
Distance from the centre: The closer a work sits to the heart of the wheel, the stronger its bond with this painting. Works near the rim are looser, more unexpected echoes — often the most rewarding to discover.

period

movement

vibe

topics

keywords

tone

main color

other

period

37c 1957 Little Rock Nine stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
37c 1965 Selma March stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
Marian Anderson — william h. johnson, 1945

movement

37c 1957 Little Rock Nine stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
John Lewis Speaking at the March on Washington (John Lewis Series) — Benny Andrews, 2005
33c Martin Luther King Jr. stamp — United States Postal Service, 1999

vibe

37c 1957 Little Rock Nine stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
Marian Anderson — william h. johnson, 1945
33c Martin Luther King Jr. stamp — United States Postal Service, 1999

topics

I Am a Man/ Union Justice Now, Martin Luther King Memorial March for Union Justice and to End Racism, Memphis, Tennessee — builder levy
37c 1957 Little Rock Nine stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
John Lewis Speaking at the March on Washington (John Lewis Series) — Benny Andrews, 2005
Martin Luther KING Jr. led a group of marchers from Selma to Montgomery to fight for black suffrage. — Bruce Davidson, 1965

keywords

33c Martin Luther King Jr. stamp — United States Postal Service, 1999

tone

37c 1957 Little Rock Nine stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
37c 1965 Selma March stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
Marian Anderson — william h. johnson, 1945
33c Martin Luther King Jr. stamp — United States Postal Service, 1999

main color

Mahlon Van Horne letter to State Senator Baker Jr. requesting his vote to pass the Civil Rights bill — Mahlon Van Horne, 1885
Monument to the Dauphin — guillaume ii coustou
Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon, 1784 (also known as The Home of Washington after the War) — Louis Remy Mignot, 1859
Preparing to March From the Hill District to Downtown for Pittsburgh Peace March — charles martin hardie, 1968
Republik Indochaos — fx harsono, 1999
Advancing victoriously in the intense light of Mao Zedong’s thinking — weng yizhi
37c 1965 Voting Rights Act stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
The Red Concert — Raoul Dufy, 1946
Untitled (Women in Patterned Dresses Marching) — burk uzzle
I Am a Man/ Union Justice Now, Martin Luther King Memorial March for Union Justice and to End Racism, Memphis, Tennessee — builder levy
Baptism in the River — edgard brierre
32c Woman Suffrage stamp — United States Postal Service, 1995

other

Stoddard Carpet Mural — john byrne
Man Holds Woman as Crowd Gathers Near Church During MLK Morning March — charles martin hardie, 1968
Ambulance Call — eugène lawrence vail, 1948
March on Washington, D.C. — builder levy
37c 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott stamp — United States Postal Service, 2005
Byrd Brown and Several Youths Gather During Pittsburgh Peace March — charles martin hardie, 1968