20TH CENTURY AFRICAN FOLK ART PANEL

Helena Angelica - American 20th Century - African American Folk Art painting of figures in a crowded ghetto. Oil on wood panel. Signed & dated 1971 lower right. 5 1/4" x 9 1/4".

20th Century ( 1990 ) African American Folk Art, Fruit, oil on canvas painting by James Malone. ( Atlanta, Ga 1930 - 2011 ) Signed lower right. 12" X 16" in 16" X 20" white wood frame. This painting w

D. Davis (20th Century), folk art painting on panel. Signed LRC. 40 1/4" x 31".

American, 20th century folk art oil on wooden panel depicting a scene of playful, Victorian beach-goers in their bathing gowns, one man attempting to impress a woman with a handstand, but she's paying

Pair of African (20th c.) Folk Art Painted Truck Mud Flaps: "All Male Antelope have Horns). Each size: 25'' x 17'', 64 x 43 cm.

Bikindou Simeon (Congolese, 20th century). South African village landscape abstract folk art painting, signed by the artist, Bikis Bikindou Simeon (lower right). Oil on canvas. Dimensions: un-stretche

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) OIL ON PANEL, FOLK ART PORTRAIT OF A COW, SIGNED J. BAKER. 16 X 20"; FRAMED 21 X 25"

Juanita Leonard, Louisiana (20th C.) Paint on Panel 'Folk Art of Chickens'. Panel 11.75"x 27.5", frame 15.25" x 31.5". Signed on lower right. Condition report: Good, no issues, Please examine all phot

Edward Kennedy American 20th Century - Large Folk Art African American Man Statue of Uncle Tom Playing The Accordion. Hand Carved and Painted. Height 43" x Width 10" x Length 12" Provenance: From The

Three Ernest Lee (South Carolina, 20th/21st century) folk art paintings, paint on wood panels, each depicting a dancing chicken on a mottled ground, each signed "Ernest Lee"; 11 1/2"W x 34 3/4"H; 10"W

Matilda Zimbabwe (20th / 21st century) Traveling by bus Mbara Musika African folk art oil on board signed lower right. Mbare Musika is the major trading market for vegetables and fruits in Mbare subur

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.

ARTURO ALCALA (MEXICAN, 20TH CENTURY)Oil on wood panel. Folk art painting depicting a family of pheasants in a pink surround, with gold lining to the outer edge of the canvas. Signed lower right. 11.7

two carved wooden canes with human heads- mid 20th c man with hat, inset brass eyes, & a mid 20th c African carved head cane- lollipop mid section with carved faces on both sides, lengths 39 1/2", 41

VICTROLA STAND, FLAG, STARS & GEOMETRIC DESIGNS, ORIGINAL FINISH, FLAG PANEL OPENS TO VICTROLA, VICTROLA MISSING TABLE & HEAD, 30 1/4" H, 48 1/2" W, 28 1/4" D

Hank Orzechowski - American 20th Century - Folk art painting of President George Washington as a Colonel. After Gilbert Stuart. Oil on wood panel. Signed & dated (19) 72 lower right. 25 1/4" x 33".

African folk art wood carved colonial soldier in uniform, probably French, late 19th or early 20th century. Wooden carving later mounted as a lamp. Approximately 13.875 x 5.75 x 3.875 in.

20th Century folk art painting "The Valley Farm Road 1810 Elkanah L. Sears & Maria J. Crocker…". Painted on panel. 16 1/2" x 31", overall 21" x 35".

E. Cowey ? American 20th Century Folk Art painting of an Old Red Barn with cow weathervane. Oil on plywood panel. Signed lower right. 24" x 30".

20th Century African American folk artist, James Malone ( Atlanta, Ga 1930 - 2011 ) oil on canvas painting, "Snap Beans", created in the early 1990's when Mr. Malone was a member of rhe American artis

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, United States, ca. late 20th century CE. This mosaic crockpot or jug is a wonderful piece of African American folk-art hand-made using sentimental items fr

Grandpa Joshua (American/20th C.) Houses in Rural Countryside Oil on canvas panel, Framed, 24 5/8" x 20 5/8" Provenance Clayton Willis Estate Good example of American Primitive/Vernacular painting.

Early 20th century. One African boy and an African girl, each having hand crafted body. Some discoloration to fabric and some scattered tears to cloth consistent with use and age. L16 1/4" L9"

Early to mid 20th century, likely Southern states. A very interesting glazed pottery folk art head on stand reading at the base ÒBy Mr. Jimmy Copeland The most soul you ever saw in a good while, Jimm