AFRICAN MUD PAINT WEAVING

Hand painted weaving shows village scene, nicely decorated 48" by 40"

Hand painted "mud" decoration, and geometric pattern 44" Long 65" Wide

1960s-1970s. Korhogo fabric hand decorated with a mud based paint. Stylized figures and trees. Mounted on stretcher, 44"h. 67.5"w.

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on Thin Plywood 48WX24H

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on 3/4 Inch Plywood 32WX23H

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on Metal Sign 24WX36H

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on Thin Plywood 24WX48H

Self Taught African American Folk Artist Jimmy Lee Sudduth (1910-2007) Mud Folk Art Painting with paint and mud on masonite board. Signed. Outstanding detail and eye appeal. Great condition. Fresh fro

Jimmie Lee Sudduth (Alabama, 1910-2007) paint and mud on board outsider art painting depicting four crouching African American figures picking cotton, surmounted by a large horse, wagon and driver. Si

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. paint and mud on wood board. 24" x 17.5"

First half 20th century. Covered with fiber and mud with flaking black paint. 14.5"h. 6.5"w. 7.25"d.

Single-owner collection of eighteen mud cloths (Ivory Coast), weavings, tapestries, hanging beads and textiles. Largest 75 x 51".

A Very fine Old and well used Dance crest with a proud ancestor head and stylized dread like coiffure. The headdress has an old rattan basketry weaving on the bottom with remnants of green paint. Idom

Jimmy Lee Sudduth (American, 1910-2007). Mud and paint on panel self-portrait. Signed in middle of overalls. 48 in x 24 in. A self-taught artist, Sudduth created mud paintings by applying a mixture of

3 Vintage West African Mud Cloths. Narrow strip loom, hand spun cotton. Largest size: 65'' x 44.75'' (165 x 114 cm). Note: This is a NO RESERVE auction. Bidding on all lots will start at $50.

5 Vintage West African Mud Cloths, mid to late 20th c:narrow strip loom, a series of panels sewn together; hand spun cotton, natural dyes. 1) 3'8" x 5'3" (111 x 160 cm). 2) 3'7" x 5'7" (110 x 170 cm)

A very finely carved wooden heddle weaving pulley with mask like face and incised linear designs, and a well handled surface. Baule / Akan peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The Pulley has been custom

Group of African Mud Cloth Textiles. Mid 20th c. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Ranging in Size from: 63'' x 36.5'' (160 x 93 cm) to 56'' x 26.5'' (142 x 67 cm).

Nigerian style mud and textile monkey skull. West Africa. c. 20th century Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

A classic carved wooden zoomorphic heddle weaving pulley in avain form of a Horn Bill bird, a totem animal of the Poro society. Senufo peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The Pulley measures 6.5 x 3.5

Group of African Mud Cloths. Ranging in Size from: 57'' x 34.5'' (145 x 88 cm) to 59.5'' x 40.25'' (151 x 102 cm). Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserv

Group of African Mud Cloths, cotton, natural dyes. Ranging in Size from: 58'' x 34.5'' (147 x 88 cm) to 61'' x 39.25'' (155 x 100 cm). Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Note: There Are No Hidden or

Group of African Mud Cloths. Ranging in Size from: 61'' x 29'' (155 x 74 cm) to 56.5'' x 42.5'' (144 x 108 cm). Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves

African Mud Cloth, cotton, 9 strips sewn together. Size: 70'' x 45'', (178 x 114 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online