Photographic Portraits. Seven Images Depicting African American Women.

Theodore Hatchett (b. Tennessee, 1947) marble portrait sculpture depicting the head of an African American woman, mounted atop a weathered wood base by means of a metal pin. Unsigned. Sculpture 8"H x

Donald Lloyd Miller, dated 1967, Portrait of African American Woman, Image, 20 x 16", Framed, 27 x 23".Donald Lloyd Miller, the artist whose mural dominates the main lobby of the Martin Luther King Jr

Portrait of African-American Woman, Image size, 24 x 18, 25 x 39" framed, pastel, SLC, dated 1972.

American School, early 20th century oil on canvasboard painting, interior scene depicting an African American woman seated and cleaning or peeling a vegetable over a bowl in her lap. Pots and pans are

Bertha Herbert Potter (American/Tennessee, 1895-1949) pastel on paper painting depicting an African American woman seated in a chair, knitting, with a ball of blue yarn in her lap. Signed below the ha

Signed canvas art painting depicting an African American woman in post mortem or sleeping. Signed Beatrice Jones underneath.

Description: A pencil signed Black Americana style print depicting an African-American woman after picking cotton.Title: Untitled Subject: Portrait Type: Offset lithograph Materials: Paper Markings &

Wilbur G. Kurtz (American 1882-1967), 1917, "Portrait of a Woman," executed in watercolor and gouache on paper, depicting a quarter length portrait of an African American woman wearing a red kerchief,

A Post Civil War, antique 1860s tintype, or ferrotype, photographic print on metal plaque. The portrait of a wealthy Afroamerican lady dressed in a very popular garment although modified to American t

Third quarter 20th century, pastel on paper. Illegible signature "Wi__key"(?) lower right. Two images of the same woman. Edge tears. Framed, 24.25"H. 20.25"w.

All 8" t x 10" w black and white photo sheets with 9 photos per sheet depicting African Americans posing by new automobiles, circa 1940's. Images incl. sexy female exiting car, 2 women in summer attir

PAIR OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PORTRAITS, oil on canvas, depicting a man and woman, both smoking pipes, both signed, indistinctly. Housed in likely-original wooden frames. Second half 20th century. Each 17

Antique American school modernist portrait of a young girl. Oil on wood panel. Unframed. Unsigned. Image size, 13H x 4.25L

Leonard Borman (British/American, 1894-1995) pair of oil paintings on canvas depicting portraits of a Native American woman and man, each signed and housed in distressed and gilt wood frame. Images: 1

Two antique American tintype, or ferrotype, photographic prints depicting a woman portrait and a group family portrait with a child. Circa the 1880s. Antique American Photographs For Collectors. Dimen

Two antique American tintype, or ferrotype, photographic prints depicting a woman portrait and a group family portrait with a child. Circa the 1880s. Antique American Photographs For Collectors. Dimen

Stephen H. Booker (African- American, 1933-2016) "The Swing," oil on canvas, depicting stylized man and woman, attribution label verso along with Gallery Madison (NYC) label on stretcher. Image: 19.5"

Lot of 9, including seven ninth plate ambrotype portraits, mainly women in both full and half cases, one with only foil & matt; plus one 6th plate with double tintype images. Condition from Good to VG

Description: A Pop Art style serigraph depicting an Oscar award and two images of an African woman.Title: Of Lies And Dreams... Subject: Figures Type: Serigraph Materials: Wove paper Markings & Ins

A group of seven (7) Bill Green (American) mixed media acrylic and ink on paper caricature drawings on cardstock depicting various women with exaggerated fashion and makeup. Portraits signed 'B. Green

Marian D. Harris (American, 1904-1988), oil on canvas, 1932, depicting portrait of a woman seated in interior scene, signed and dated "M. D. Harris '32" twice lower right. Image: 39.5" H x 43.5" W; fr

Smith (American, 19th c.), n.d. Oil on board depicting an elderly woman with eyeglasses perched at the end of her nose. Signed and dated "Smith 1890" lower left. Image appears to be in relatively good

c. 1863 Sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman whose bonnet and bow is delicately tinted pink. Her gaze penetrates the camera's lens through to the viewer. Rarely are African-American subjec

All artist proofs, one is numbered 18/20, one 15/20 and one 11/20. All signed in pencil to the lower right and depicting African American women in the marketplace selling fruit and wares. All framed s