Illegibly Signed American Folk Art Lithograph

Set 3 Signed Limited Edition Folk Art Lithographs. Signed illegibly by artist, each piece is numbered: 136/310, 176/350, and 303/380. Pieces feature figures in various settings such as dancing togethe

19th century American folk art painting depicting two children, possibly Richard and Mary McCormick. Inscribed and illegibly signed lower right. [Overall dimensions: 28 3/4" H x 24 3/4" W]. Overall go

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY An American folk art painting of a steamboat side wheeler titled "Crystal Stream". The work was painted with a naive and flat perspective. The painting is illegibly signed

American Civil War Folk Art Primitive Oil Painting. Impressionist style oil painting on board of an American Civil War battle scene. Signed illegibly. Professionally framed. Measures 16 x 19 inches.

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001). Estate collection of two color lithograph posters, titled "To The Olympics". Folk art abstract design depicting of man holding the world, with messages and words

Finster, Howard (American, 1916-2001), Cityscape with Pink Buildings, signed by Finster in black marker lower right, lithograph, 13 x 18 inches, matted and framed 21 x 25 inches, published by Gallery

Doris Lee (American, 1905-1983). Lithograph on paper titled "Country Wedding" depicting a folk art scene of a wedding party on the steps of a small church, 1942. Pencil signed along the lowe

20th century American Printmaking School, Casa del Caca Tinteros, lithograph, 1993, depicting early 20th century stylized cartoon characters hung from a slaughterhouse ceiling, signed illegibly, dated

20th c. American School- ''Silver Latitude''- etching and lithograph, 1981, signed (illegibly), titled and dated in pencil verso, staining verso. 13 1/4 x 11 1/2''

20th c. American School- ''Biggie Small''- off-set lithograph, signed (illegibly) and numbered 1/200 in pencil. 20 x 16''

CAROL SUMMERS (American, b. 1925) Woodcut in colors on rice paper, Untitled (abstract landscape), Signed, titled illegibly and numbered 70/75; MARTIN PREKOP (American, b. 1940) Lithograph, "Four Light

Signed American folk art bust, titled 'Party Girl 5,' 20th century, executed in paint-decorated plaster, depicting a young woman wearing a red pointed hat, titled and signed 'Nicole Ives' to underside

Karl Horst Hodicke (German, born 1938). Signed and numbered limited edition art litho. A Modern Expressionist study of a sheep standing on an abstract landscape, created in a naive outsider primitive

Folk Art carved wood statue sculpture of a monkey holding a banana in its tail, illegibly signed to underside. 14.5" H x 17" w x 8" D.

Illegibly signed folk art metal sculpture, heart forms mounted to black base, bearing illegible signature, possible "Mickley" and dated 2001. 22" H x 15" W.

Signed American Folk Art Interior Scene. Signed lower right. Oil on canvas. Sight size: 8.5 x 10 inches.

Jumping Deer with a hunter and landscape at the background, wood carved relief, Folk Art. The artwork is signed and dated 'R.R.H., 36' [1936]. The woodblock is 10" x 11" [25.5cm x 28cm]; some varnish

folk art artwork signed lower left and marked for artist proof, AP-1, titled Marionetes, scene of marionette theater with spectator figurals, matted and in gold leaf frame measures 19 inches square

Illegibly signed Folk Art glazed redware pottery bust sculpture depicting a child in hat modeled as a jester or harlequin, bearing illegible signature and dated 1931 underside. 5" H x 5" W x 4.5" D.

multi-pyramid form, on base/stand, pencil signed indistinctly "Glenn ?". 11" high, 12" wide, 8" deep. Age and use wear.

Some paint flake. 21 x 13 inches.

Illegibly signed Jewish folk art oil on board depicting two figures searching for chametz in interior, bearing illegible signature and date "60" to bottom center, titled to frame reverse: "Purifying T

Art Deco lithograph with gouache details on paper depicting an African woman wearing a purple outfit, illegibly signed to lower right, housed in a giltwood frame. Image: 17.25" H x 7.75" W; frame: 27"

To include a primary colored lithograph with "4/11 Zwei Funfergruppen in drei Farben" lower left and pencil marked "J/40"; and a pencil-signed lithograph dated '68, numbered 122/150. Larger: 29in x 21