african-american, alabama, legal

27" x 21" Bernice Sims gathering under the apple tree.

purchased directly from Bernice on May 4th 2008. signed B. Sims. At the cabin with her dog. 22" x 19"

Taylors Rolling Store painting by Bernice Sims. 22"x 18"

20" x 16" Bernice Sims folk art painting of a church gathering.

Joes Bar - a picture of Bernice attached on verso. 22" x 19"

African American, Alabama. Paint on canvas - strawberry pickers - 18" x 16"

7.5x14 paint on wood board. Willie is Jake McCord's brother. African American. Alabama.

from an African American estate, Alabama origin. With the label at top JUSTICE. Original paint, condition is equal to its age. Some rust. A fantastic historical item. 34"

African American from Montgomery Alabama. Once Married to Mose Tolliver's daughter Annie Tolliver. LW onced lived with Mose back in the 1960s. LW began making his crosses when he served time in prison

12x5 paint on cut tin metal. born Macon, Alabama. African American.

African American from Montgomery Alabama. Once Married to Mose Tolliver's daughter Annie Tolliver. LW onced lived with Mose back in the 1960s. LW began making his crosses when he served time in prison

possibly African American. From an Alabama estate consigned by the same owner of the African American quilts and shoe shine box.28" H X 20.5" TOP DIAM

Title: Orig Joe Selby Dupont Yacht Painting Description:Joe Selby, African American, b.1893 Mobile Alabama - died 1960 in Miami, Florida. Marine Seascape Ship Portrait of Alfred I. Duponts Motor Yacht

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

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

born feb 10th 1950, Lonnie is an African American folk artist from Alabama. 8" tall and 5"x6"

3 Pennants, African American AL, Cardinals, and Braves. (1) Circa 1940 Alabama with African American man carrying basket of cotton on his head. Measures 38 1/2" long x 13 1/2" wide. (1) Circa 1950s St

Gee's Bend Wool Rug with abstract geometric design, signed "GBQC" lower right. 6'9" L x 5'2" W. Keywords: Textile, Quilt, African American Art, Polychrome, Americana, Boykin, Alabama

Heading: (African-American, 1839) Author: Title: Pennsylvania legal document indicting a “colored man” for keeping an illegal Gambling house Place Published: Mifflin County, Pennsylvania Publishe

African American Folk Artist of Selma Alabama John H. Toney Self Taught Folk Artist, Marker Drawing on masonite board, circa 2003 from a collection out of Columbus Georgia. Board shows weathering arou

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [CIVIL WAR]. Portrait of CSA Lieutenant J. Wallace Comer, 57th Alabama Infantry, with enslaved African American Burrell. Ca 1900. 6 x 8 in. (visible) printed portrait under 10 x