1930s African American Caricature Ink Original Folk Art

1930s ink drawing of an African American man walking in a suit with a cane and book.Image measures 8 1/2 x 11 inches.folds and pin holes in corners.

Lot of 3 1930s Caricature ink drawings. One is of an farmer Amish man smoking a corn cob pipe. Grandma standing and a man's jovial face. Great outsider art, ink on paper, all 3 have folds and pin hole

Pen and Ink with marker. original art by African American Carrie Graves of Eden NC. Born around 1920, died ca. 1990 -

Richard Burnside. (African American) Pendleton, SC. b.1944 - d. 2020 "these works were purchased directly from Richard Burnside by well known folk art dealer Ron Causey Jr... also to note that for a p

Three folk art figures. Carved wood. Carved bust of an African American boy in original paint, circa 1920. Carved bust of a lady. circa 1900 and a carved man with walking stick. Dated 1937. H 5-3/4",

20x16 original painting. African American - Kaye is the wife of Kevin Simmons who is the son of Charles Simmons who worked beside Raymond Coins carving stone in Eden, NC.

17x17 original painting. African American - Kaye is the wife of Kevin Simmons who is the son of Charles Simmons who worked beside Raymond Coins carving stone in Eden, NC.

14x7 original painting. African American - Kaye is the wife of Kevin Simmons who is the son of Charles Simmons who worked beside Raymond Coins carving stone in Eden, NC.

American, 20th century. Figures include farmer, colonial figure, and African American men. Some have original paint. Wear and some edge loss. 5" to 7.5"h.

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century, Vintage African-American Folk Art Style Pictorial Sampler, Original Frame, Very Fine. Original vintage African-

R.A. Miller Southern African American 20th Century Folk art painting . Paint & ink on plywood board. Country Farm animals depicted. H 13 1/4" x L 15". Signed lower left.

african american origin ca. 1900 folk art carved head dulcimer. An incredible piece of folk art with great dark patina and outstanding original surface. possibly African American.a possible maker is M

Carrie Graves, Eden NC. A prolific artist in the last 20 years of her life. Ink on Paper signed lower right. Measures 12"x9" not framed

First quarter-20th century. Wooden cut out silhouette with original paint of an African American in red livery holding a wooden tray for ashtray. Alligatored surface. 37.75"h.

George Joseph Herriman (African-American 1880-1944) Krazy Kat Original Art Comic Strip, India Ink on Paper, 1922. (King Features Syndicate), "Hooroor Hooray Hooroo Hooree, 1923". Launch date: Oct. 23,

African American Bars Pieced Quilt. c. 1930s-40s. Menswear wool suiting and other fabrics. Good vintage condition with wear, tears and losses to top, dye bleed-through to backing. 77" x 62". Provenanc

discorvered in Eastern North Carolina. Very Naive construction ca. 1890 to 1910. original white paint. Very folky one door design. Tins are very naïve. 68"H, width of front 37.5", depth 17"

Possibly African American. Hand-painted Bird Quilt. c. early 1930s. Cotton quilt with hand-painted birds Pictures of each bird appeared in the magazine section of the Atlanta Journal, one bird each Su

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"

provenance, from the Colonies Barber Shop in Eden NC. Ca. 1920. original condition and paint. Please take note of the applied decoration on each side. A vernacular and entitional design by the maker.

a wonderful folk art painting by Richard Burnside with an original painted frame. 4 heads and snakes and bugs. 54"x25" signed lower leftHe died October 13, 2020 in Pendleton, SC. Burnside began painti

a well executed folk art carving of an african american discovered by a picker in the 1980s in the eastern part of NC. Signed at base JCW. Original paint ca. 1980/90 Please see lot 17 for another exam

8" x 10.25" - pin and marker on paper. Carrie Graves was an African American self-taught artist from the Eden/Madison NC area, that created hundreds of works consisting of pin and ink on paper and mar

antique carved wood face, paint, metal hands, wooden feet. Original clothing ca. 1910. found in a Virginia estate. 16"H