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Example of artwork info table, from William Walker article

Selected works

Title	Date	Location	Status
Wall of Respect	1967	43rd Street and Langley Avenue, Chicago	Destroyed by fire, 1971
Wall of Dignity	1968	Mack Avenue and Lillibridge, Detroit
Harriet Tubman Memorial Wall	1968	Mack Avenue and Lillibridge, Detroit
Wall of Truth	1969	43rd Street and Langley Avenue, Chicago	Destroyed by fire, 1971
Peace and Salvation: The Wall of Understanding	1970	872 N. Orleans, Chicago	Destroyed, 1991^[1]
All of Mankind	1971-73	617 W. Evergreen Ave, Chicago	Whitewashed 2015
History of the Packing House Worker	1975	4859 South Wabash, Chicago	Restored, 1998
Wall of Daydreaming and Man's Inhumanity to Man	1975	47th Street and Calumet Avenue, Chicago	Restored, 2003^[2]
Childhood is Without Prejudice	1977	56th Street and Stony Island Avenue, Chicago	Restored, 1993 and 2009
Justice Speaks: Delbert Tibbs/New Trial or Freedom	1977	57th Street and Lake Park, Chicago	Destroyed in Metra renovation, 2001/2^[3]
St. Martin Luther King	1977	49th Street and Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago	Destroyed after being defaced^[4]
Reaching Children/Touching People	1980	975 E. 132nd Street, Chicago^[5]
You Are as Good as Anyone	1980
Reaganomics	1982
Wall of Community Respect	1983
Peace, Peace	1984
Tribute to Harold Washington		47th and Champlain

Title	Date	Location	Status
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^ Huebner, Jeff (2001-09-06). "Back to the Walls: Public art advocates rally to save the last remnants of the famous "Mural Revolution."". Chicago Reader.
^ Ehmke, Layton and Justine Jablonska (2009-12-09). "A Chicago mural tells a story of a recent past, but will the future accept it?". Medill Reports - Chicago.
^ "The CPAG Watch List". Chicago Reader. 2001-09-06.
^ Cite error: The named reference behindthewall was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ "City hires 3 artists in new building plan". Chicago Tribune. 1979-06-28. p. W5.