WPA African American Worker Depression Era Train Etching

WPA African American Worker Depression Era Train Etching, unsigned, 9 x 11" . A very powerful image that would make a strong complement to any art wall.

Richard Hood Philadelphia Pennsylvania WPA Era Signed Etching African American Image #2, circa 1935, 9 x 10" image size, 11 x 12 3/4" paper size. Richard Hood was a distinguished Philadelphia artist,

O/C, SLM, 17 x 23", Amy Herzfeld was a painter of daily life in New York City.She would have been in the same time as the Ashcan artists.

Illegibly signed WPA era African American lithograph. Signature in pencil lower right. Title ("Night") in pencil lower left. Measures 9.25" x 13" image size, 12.5" x 18.75" sheet size. Excellent condi

WPA Depression Era Style Workers Playing Cards Painting framed under glass. Not signed. Measurements in inches: 17 3/4 x 20 1/2, image: 10 x 13 Condition:Good with no problems Shipping:We offer in-hou

Knute Sven August Heldner - American Minnesota Louisianna 1877-1954 - Southern Scene Etching Entitled Field Hands. Depicting African American Workers. Artist Titled and Signed Lower Margin. Arches pap

Heading: (African-American, 1939) Author: Title: Early Black pictorial magazine of the Depression-era, only known copy Place Published: Wilmington, Delaware Publisher: Date Published: 1939

American, 20th century oil on board depicting a WPA era-style portrait of a construction worker, sipping water from a bucket on a construction site, 14" x 18" board, 18" x 22" framed.

Published Harold Rabinovitz WPA era Depression drawing NY soup kitchenactory Workers Eating. Five social realist figures in an interior with factory beyond, 1936 illustrated in the Rabinovitz catalogu

Two signed etchings. 1) William Sanger (American 1875 - 1961) signed WPA era etching. Pencil signed "William Sanger" lower right. Titled "North River Fishermen" in pencil lower center. Stamped "Federa

THE TRAIN, 1974, color aquatint etching and photo-engraving with hand-coloring, signed in pencil, numbered 19/20 AP (artist’s proof), plate 17 ¾ x 22”, full margins, framed. Provenance: Sotheby��

John Edward Costigan ( American 1888- 1972) WPA era engraving Workers of the Soil, pencil signed & titled by the artist, plate size 8 1/8" x 12 5/8", sold with a watercolor sketch Plowing, typed on re

Aron Cypen Lubitsh WPA Era Vintage Photograph of the South showing an African American gentleman seated on the front steps to his house, Signed, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2" image size, 15 x 12" overall One photogr

Two (2) Works Progress Administration-era regionalist prints. 1st item: James Edmund Allen (American/New York/Louisiana, 1894-1964) lithograph on paper titled "Heavy Plowing" depicting two horses and

Joseph Vavak (American, 1899 - 1969). This Industrialist scene is of workers digging a trench, with Animals pulling a Cart in the Background. The Piece is Signed and Dated 1935, Lower Left. Sight Size

Collection of AAA and WPA Era and Post WWII artists, fifteen lithographs and etchings, including Irwin D. Hoffman, Sam Thal, Gordon Grant, Frederick Monhoff, Umberto Romano, Adolf Dehn, Arthur Millier

Frederick Remington, Oil/c, African American Workers. Oil on canvas painting, Signed, Framed. Size: 13x15 image, 19x21 outside frame

(lot of 8) American Depression-Era dining chairs, c.1930s, upholstered back and seat, with nailhead trim, foliate carved front legs, stretcher-joined base, rising on bun feet, including: (2) armchairs

Wpa Painting , African-American Portrait Dated 1951Portrait of an African- American man Dated: 1951 Signed & Inscribed: lower right (view Image)Oil on canvas boardDimension: 16” x 10.4” unframedCo

Titled "Uncle Ned and I". Important strong image depicting an African-American farm worker holding a young caucasian child in her arms. Signed T.W. Wood and dated 1882 lower left. Image size approx. 1

Harold Rabinovitz WPA Era Depression Drawing NY Unemployed, three Social Realist figures in an alley, titled Unemployed, 1936, illustrated on p172 as inventory 68A of the Rabinovitz catalogue raisonne

Depression-Era Antique American "Visible" Glass Mail Box With Aluminum Fittings.1920's Pressed transparent glass mailbox. Measures 12" tall 5" across 3" deep. Nice condition with no chips.

Adrian R. Woodall. Five African American Stereotypical 1800’s Workers. c. 1950’s. Signed and dated. Carved and painted wood. All in excellent condition. Average size is 9” h. Est. $4

(South Carolina/Maryland, 1838-1921 Oil on board of Southern homestead with African American figures depicting farm life of the era. Very nicely rendered and detailed piece housed in period style gilt