MARY TILLMAN SMITH 1987 PAINTING

Mary Tillman Smith (American, 1904-1994) paint on found board depicting a blue and black figure, 1987. Signed to verso. Measures 15 1/2" x 12 1/8".

Mary Tillman Smith (American, 1904-1994) paint on found board depicting a blue and black figure with raised arms. Signed to verso. Measures 15 3/4" x 12 1/2".

Large Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1995), "Family," house paint and green marker on plywood painting depicting three figures in black, all with green eyelashes, one having a green mo

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1995) house paint on plywood plank painting in shades of pink and blue, depicting a figure with halo or corona, possibly the Virgin Mary. Signed en verso

Mary Tillman Smith (Mississippi, 1905-1995) folk art house paint on found wood portrait depicting a woman waving her hands on a yellow background. Signed in pen en verso. Rustic wood frame, painted bl

Unsigned oil on found tin with verse and figures, attributed to Mary Tillman Smith, a self-taught painter from Mississippi. Measures 25.5 x 36 inches. Provenance: the estate of David Melby.We are happ

Oil on thick pressed fiberboard with wood trim frame. Signed Mary Smith in ink pen. Mary Tillman Smith was a self-taught painter from Mississippi. Measures 16 x 24 inches. Provenance: the estate of Da

Unsigned oil on found tin with verse and figures, attributed to Mary Tillman Smith, a self-taught painter from Mississippi. Measures 13 x 28 inches. Provenance: the estate of David Melby.We are happy

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1994) , "Composition in Primary Colors", paint on found tin, unsigned, 51 1/4 in. x 26 5/8 in., unframed

Mary Tillman Smith Three Figures enamel on plywood 32 h × 48 w in (81 × 122 cm) Signed to lower edge 'Mary T Smith'. This work will ship from Toomey & Co. in Chicago, Illinois.

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1994) , "Untitled (Three Figures)", paint on found tin, unsigned, 8 in. x 56 1/4 in., unframed

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1994), "Calf Cow", 1985, paint on found tin, signed upper left, titled lower center, dated upper right, 26 1/2 in. x 37 in., unframed.***PHONE BIDDING IS

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1994), "Lez Pray", 1985, paint on found tin, signed upper left, titled and dated upper center, 20 in. x 17 5/8 in., unframed.***PHONE BIDDING IS AVAILABL

Mary Tillman Smith Double Image (Skull and Figure) enamel on plywood 24 h × 24 w in (61 × 61 cm) Signed to verso 'Mary T Smith'. This work will ship from Toomey & Co.

Mary Tillman Smith (American, 1904-1994) Untitled, oil on tin. Size: 22.5" x 27" (57 x 69 cm).

paint on tin. Dated 1986. signed on back. 26"W X 10.5"H

signed in pencil lower right corner. Paint on cut roof tin 22"W X 20"H

Mary T. Smith "Untitled Figure" Painting on Wood, signed to backside, Measures 13.00 X 16.00

Fine Mary Greene (1929-2015) Born in Homer to the daughter of a sharecropper Mother Ruby Mae Brock & Father William Brock Sr. Georgia. Folk Art Painting Circa 1987 Titled "October Preparation". Mary w

Beautiful Mary Greene Folk Art Painting 1987 Titled "Country" Oct. We saw wood, cook, make broom, sage brooms for a year. Pick and eat Turnip Greens. Fine Mary Greene (1929-2015) Born in Homer to the

Albert Smith (American/California, born 1929). "Abstract" -1987, acrylic on paper. Signed and dated lower left and on verso; Atherton Gallery, Atherton CA label verso, framed. Approx. 42" x 41" (frame

Mary T. Smith. Black On Red Figure. 1987. Signed and dated. Paint on found board. Paint is in excellent condition. 28” w x 22" h. Provenance: Cavin Morris Gallery, NY. Est. $2,000-4,000. Ship: $

Mary T. Smith. Red and Yellow Figure Totem. 1987. Signed and dated on verso. Paint on corrugated tin. Excellent condition. 26" w x 37.5" h. Provenance: The Warren and Sylvia Lowe Collection. Purchased

26x24 paint on found wood. Signed on back. 100% authentic and real. From a masterful collection of self taught art that is being slowly consigned to us here at Ledbetter Auctions. Mary Tillman Smith (