Mexican Ocumichu Diablito

Mexican Ocumichu (Michoacan) Diablitos folk art sculpture, hand-constructed and painted, depicting a demon driving a van, with fruit motif height 13.5 in. x width 11.75 in. x depth 4.75 in. Provena

Two Mexican Ocumichu (Michoacan) Diablitos folk art sculptures, hand-constructed and painted, with one depicting a blue bus, with the other, smaller figure depicting a small demon on wagon figure depi

PRAYING TO AGAVE GODS. 16" W x 11" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

LARGE MEXICAN POTTERY GROUPING. CERIMONIAL FIGURAL GROUPING. 15" W x 14" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

TREE OF LIFE FIGURE OF JESUS CHRIST. ON BRICK BASE. GOOD CONDITION. 20" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

LARGE MEXICAN POTTERY GROUPING. MISSING PART OF SNAKE. 14" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

LARGE MEXICAN POTTERY GROUPING. CEREMONIAL FIGURAL GROUPING. REPAIRED AT TOP. MISSING LEAVES. 17" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

FIGURAL SODA CART. MISSING 2 BOTTLES. 12" L x 11" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Mexican Ocumichu (Michoacan) Diablitos (Demons) folk art, hand-constructed and painted height 14 in. x width 9 in. x depth 14 in. Shipping available for this lot through our partner 4CL; please re

Mexican Ocumichu (Michoacan) "Diablitos" folk art sculpture, hand-constructed and painted, depicting demons on a bus with fruit and food motifs height 10.5 in. x width 13 in. x depth 6.25 in.

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN TERRA COTTA "DIABLITO" FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, comprising a gray and a brown painted Diablito figure standing back to back, bound at the

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN TERRA COTTA "DIABLITO" FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, comprising a gray and a brown painted Diablito figure standing back to back, bound at the

Three Mexican folk art Ocumichu "Diablitos" tableaux, hand-constructed and painted, depicting various devil scenes, signed Antonia Martinez Alvarez, Angelina Martinez Alvarez, and Carmela Mart

Ceramic Mexican folk art Ocumichu la sirena (mermaid), hand constructed and painted, marked "EBH" internally height 10 in. x width 6 in. depth 9 in. Provenance: Property from a San Antonio

Carmela Martinez Alvarez (Mexican, contemporary) "Demonic Last Supper," pottery, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. A hand built Ocumichu style pottery diablitos (devils) recreating the Biblical last s

(lot of 11) Folk art pottery and papier-mache figures, Mexico, 20th c., highlights include: (1) diablito and dog riding a bicycle, signed Emilia Gutierrez Zacarias, Ocumicho, Michoacan, Mexico, approx

A MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUP, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, the red/orange painted sunflower form diablito with facial features, mustache, and goatee, flanked by red and blue

A MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FOLK ART FIGURAL GROUP, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1980-1990, with a large red chili pepper with facial features held aloft by two flanking black painted diablito figures

Ocumichu Last Supper tableaux (Michoacan), modeled ceramic and molded, with painted accents height 11 in. x width 12 in. x depth 6.5 in. Provenance: Property from the life-long Mexican folk art coll

A GROUP OF TWO MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, comprising a red painted diablito figure with sewn mouth, horns, and tail, seated astride a pingpong

A GROUP OF THREE MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART GROUPS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, CIRCA 1990, comprising a group with a standing tan painted horned diablito figure wearing a fringed Matador ca

A GROUP OF TWO MEXICAN GLAZED TERRA COTTA FIGURAL FOLK ART ITEMS, OCUMICHO, MICHOACAN, LATE 20TH CENTURY, comprising a diablito face mask with blue painted forehead, nose, and horns, black beard, and

Rodolfo Morales (Mexican, 1925-2001) , "Untitled (Dreamscape)", oil on canvas, signed lower right, 31 3/4 in. x 39 in., framed . Provenance: Acquired on a trip to Mexico, c. 1980; thence by descent. N

Attributed to Miguel & Juan Gonzalez, Mexican School, 17th/18th Century, Saint Simon the Zealot oil and mother-of-pearl on panel (Enconchado). Unsigned. 26 1/4 x 19 1/2 in. oil and mother-of-pearl on