Waiting for the School Bus (Folk Art)

Waiting for the School Bus (Folk Art). Signed and dated 1967 by artist. Boy and his dog with girl on a bench. Title: Waiting for the School Bus (Folk Art). Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 27.5 X 13.5 in.

PAINT AND MUD ON BOARD. SIGNED

fantastic early folk art painting by Hillsborough, NC folk artist Same Ezell. Signed right side. 16" x 20" unframed

assembled wood and paint. 23"l x 7.75"h

Jack Savitsky. Amish School Bus. 1974. Signed, dated and titled. Oil on board. Excellent condition. 25.5"w x 7"h with frame. Provenance: ex. Lynne Ingram Collection. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

school bus by Sam Ezell. 21" x 24"

painted to appear like embroidery with reverse painted "matting". Sotheby’s information, verso."19 century houses and yellow Church on a blue hill with row of trees beside the lake with men rowing".

American School oil on canvas painting, Portrait of a Lady and Her Cat, depicting a seated woman in a pink ribbon-trimmed bonnet, white shawl, black gown, open window with view of a church steeple, wa

19th century American school folk art portrait of a girl in red dress holding a riding crop and bonnet hat seated in a landscape. Oil on canvas. Old reline. Framed. Sight: 38.75 x 29.75in. Overall: 43

Eli Wilder Farm, Oswego, NY 12" x 15 3/4" pencil and water color unsigned, mid 19th century together with Printed Pennsylvania Fraktur 17" x 14", mid 19th century SHIPPING: Shipping available within t

PRIOR-HAMBLIN SCHOOL FOLK ART ROMANTIC LANDSCAPE, oil on canvas, a moonlit scene with Gothic ruins, river, and bridge, on original stretchers, canvas bearing period stenciled mark verso "PAINTING GARR

folk are work titled "R. Rainbow - Saddle Donkeys and Asses Milk/Elegant Close Donkey Carriage To Let". Frame size: 20 3/4" high, 38 1/2" wide; sight size: 19 1/2" high, 35 1/2" wide. Various losses,

Up for sale here is a stunning and special early American "South Reading" portrait of a young woman. Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Unframed. Image size, 34 by 44.

American School, Folk Art portrait painting, American School (19th c.), Portrait of a Couple, c. 1820, watercolor on paper, no signature observed, matted and framed under glass, 4"h x 6"w (sight), 6"h

American School (19th/20th century), folk art sporting scene of pheasant hunter with dog, oil on canvas, unsigned. Craquelure, dirt and grime. Canvas 18"h, 24"w. Provenance: Estate of Joseph "Jay" St.

Early 19th century American School. Folk art double portrait of 2 young brothers, possibly twins, seated in green-grey coats with blue bow ties. Oil on heavy burlap canvas. Scattered touch up. Sight:

A Confident Young Girl with brown eyes and curly brown hair, oil on canvas, unsigned, ca. 1860, in salmon velvet frogging trimmed dress with lace knickers, seated in a crimson draped balloon back armc

American School Folk Art Oil on Canvas "The Two-Masted Schooner Jessie Costa Passing British Tug LaJour", 19th Century, in waters off St. Lawrence in full sail off the Maine coast, the vessel accompan

Up for sale here is a really special early 1800's folk art portrait painting. From the same estate as the watermelon still life this painting is really impressive in person! Feels like one of the impo

American, 19th century folk art oil on canvas depicting a stately gentleman in a gray suit and powdered wig, probably from the Mountford family as noted verso, 23 3/4" X 29 1/4" canvas.

19th century American School Folk Art primitive landscape painting with figures by a lake and mountains in background. Oil on canvas. Original frame. Relined. Purchased at Vose Gallery in 1963. Origin

Antique American oil painting. Oil on canvas. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the painting. The first size is the overall size, the second size is the

American, 19th century oil on board depicting two girls in red dresses playing with a rocking horse, 5" x 7 1/2" board, 9 1/2" x 12 1/4" framed.

AMERICAN SCHOOL FOLK ART THEOREM PAINTING, watercolor and ink on velvet, Retains old tag attached verso which reads," This picture belongs to Ethel Foote daughter of Mildred Allen". Housed under glass