In 2018, the Los Angeles-based artist Henry Taylor started painting a number of works that are referred to as his “Jockeys and Caddies.” Taylor took inspiration from archival photographs from the late 1800s to the 1920s, which document the high-profile positions that Blacks once held in sports where white privilege reigned. “I remember when there were a lot of Black caddies,” Taylor says. “Different people disappear. Jockeys disappeared. The caddies disappeared. That was enough reason for me to paint them.” There’s a beautiful translucence to these paintings, a quality of history returning, sieved through time before our eyes. And who, do you think, is the Tiger?! —L.J.