African Dancers and Djembe Player Hanging Mobile

Hummert Estate African Dancers and Djembe (or Jembe) Player Hanging Mobile, measures 7.75''D x 11''L, features 4 dancers and one drummer, all figures are in traditional African clothing

In the style of the Kuba dancers of Congo. Hanging hardware. Issued: c. 1970 Dimensions: 19"H x 9.5"W Country of Origin: Congo

Vintage Hanging Mobile Wind Sculpture. Sheet metal Panels. Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 42 inches --- This item is from the home and estate of Sandi Berman. Beloved Midcentury Dealer and Icon who ran

Large 5'+ Kinetic Hanging Mobile. Hangs from Ceiling. Elegant moving flow. Dimensions: H: 69 inches: W: 56 inches ---

Five arm hanging mobile, ca 1960s; Chromed steel; Unmarked; 60" x 12".

Rare vase with dancing figures done by someone named Henri at Tuskegee Institute. Pictured are four human figures, perhaps African dancers, interspersed with geometric forms and faces. Signed by Henri

Joseph Burlini (American, B. 1937) A Mobile. Chrome plated metal hanging mobile in five parts Approximately: 93" x 43"

Designer/Artist/Manufacturer:David Weeks Country of Origin & Materials & Finishes: USA, plated steel and aluminum, polished nickel finished frame and black satin shades Additional Information: The Sar

Large Hanging Kinetic Mobile Sculpture. Mostly black paddles on thin wire frame structure. Dimensions: H: 75 inches: W: 53 inches ---

PAL KEPENYES Brass Negative Positive Head Sculpture. Kinetic Mobile. Hanging bronze portrait head with glass eyes and signature Kepenyes eyelashes. Some elements very dimensional. Signed. Dimensions:

David Yarrow "One Foot on the Ground" from The Gary Player African Wildlife Collection 2014 Archival pigment print signed and dated in black felt-tip pen in the margin lower right, editioned lower lef

David Yarrow "No Nearer" from the The Gary Player African Wildlife Collection 2014 Archival pigment print signed and dated in black felt-tip pen in the margin lower right, editioned lower left Comes i

Mid Century Hanging Wire Mobile Kinetic Sculpture.-- Dimensions: H: 19 inches: W: 13 inches: D: 13 inches ---

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen.(1908-1993 -Texas)Baseball Game With All African American Players.1978. Initialed and dated.Oil on canvas.Small paint chip upper left side.Middle section has some minor scuffin

1949 The American League would continue its dominance in the 16th All Star Game at Ebbets Field winning 11-7. It would also be the first year that African American players participated with Larry Doby

56 LBS Extra Large Famous African American Drum Player Solid Bronze Sculpture Statue Bronze Drum Set Figurine - Add a special touch to your home decor with this amazing cast bronze drummer figurine.

Dogon people, Mali. An uncommon find, a horse resembling a child's toy but is in fact a horse used by a dancer in a village ceremony. Wood, metal, horse hair. 40" H, 49" H with custom-made steel stand

AFTER ALEXANDER CALDER ROYAL LESOTHO TAPESTRY WEAVERS Wall-hanging tapestry, Africa, 1970s Mohair wool Woven CA 3/50, Mitin fabric label to back 74" x 57"

William Aiken Walker South Carolina, Maryland, 1838-1921 Depicts a run down shack with chimney being propped up by a pole and a group of African American figures hanging out laundry. Walker is well kn

William Aiken Walker,South Carolina, Maryland,1838-1921 Depicts a run down shack with chimney being propped up by a pole and a group of African American figures hanging out laundry. Walker is well kno

This is a single player 5¢ Drive-Mobile game, manufactured by International Mutoscope. Drive from New York to Los Angeles while trying to stay on the road to gain points. It appears to have had older

AFTER KUMI SUGAI ROYAL LESOTHO TAPESTRY WEAVERS Wall-hanging tapestry, Africa, 1970s Mohair wool Woven Sugai 6/50 80" x 62"

Gunthermann, flute player with dancer, Germany pw, 23 cm, tin, cw ok, min. paint d., nice original condition

OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING BASEBALL SIGNED BY JACKIE ROBINSON. Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamouscolor barrier when