Native American Woman - Ceramic Art by Glen La Fontaine

Very attractive seated lady with hand bag by celebrated ceramic artist Glen La Fontaine (1947-). Inside the piece is inscribed: "Dennis bros game by tonight we went to Natalie Linns house to look at b

Seated Woman with Cornhusk Bag, ceramic art by Glen La Fontaine. *" wide, 14" tall, 9" deep. Inscribed inside "Winter Eyes/ Sunny day bought sold paintings. Tohy going to Yakima next week. "Lafontaine

Glen La Fontaine (Native American, born 1947). An original Native American Indian northwest Cree terracotta art pottery wall plaque sculpture. An abstract work in glazed and bisque finish depicting a

24" high, 8" deep, "wolf spotter 6-18-80" inscribed inside. A choice ceramic art piece by celebrated Native America artist Glen la Fontaine. This work is significantly larger than the others represent

Standing Cree/Chippewa Native American hand built stoneware sculpture titled "Elk Star" by Native American artist Glen LaFontaine (b. 1947). Titled "Elk Star" and dated 1986 under body. Signed with th

Marked on backside R.C.Gorman, tile depicts a seated Navajo woman in a red skirt and long braid. Marked made in Mexico. Approximately 8 x 8 inches. Moderate wearing to tile. R.c.Gorman tile, ceramic t

10.5" high, 8" wide, 9" deep Inscribed inside: Bright Day also a lot of clouds. Was going to go to Idaho at xmas maybe not. Need the time to work. Work plans start on my first bronze next month. work

WOMEN IN SILENCE 1981, painted and glazed ceramic plaque, artist’s and publisher’s stamps on verso, titled and numbered 24/100 in ink on verso (dissipated), 15 ¾ x 13 ¾”.

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Vintage artisan crafted Native American vase on lucite base. Features a handpainted vase with star pattern on white ground. Fixed to a lucite base. Measures 5" x 7" and 13" x 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" in tota

Native American Navajo Pottery Woman, slab art, measures 6'' x 8'' x 15''

Glen La Fontaine Ceramic Eagle Mask Man with Drum, 7" deep, 10" tall, 8" wide. dated 11-25-83. " bird head drummer. snowed this week." inscribed inside the piece. Typical notes of La Fontaine. State:

This is a pretty sculpture of a Native American woman.. She is marked around the back of the base "Florentine Art Studios, Inc" and numbered 59. She stands19" tall x 7" wide

Native American Navajo Carved Wood Folk Art Woman Figure, measures 9''H x 3'' x 3'', hand painted and carved

Title: Navajo Saguaro Spirit Dancer Ceramic Tile Wall Art Maker: NA Origin: New Mexico Date/Period: 1960s Materials: Ceremic and wood Size:18 x 7 x 1.5 inches Description: This is a beautiful mid cent

VTG RC GORMAN NAVAJO WOMAN WITH POTTERY FRAMED PRINT WALL ART NATIVE AMERICAN CLAY POTTERY COLLECTIBLE PRINTS HOME DECOR NEW MEXICO TAOS-13" X 15" TO FRAME-VERY GOOD CONDITION, MARKS TO FRAME-DP21121

A collection of Southern Native American Folk art pottery ceramic items adorned with traditional abstract and geometrical patterns. The collection includes a vase with a round shaped body and tall nar

Mystery artist signed mixed media painting on masonite. Artwork depicts an elderly woman possibly Native American or South American. Signed lower right. Frame measures 13" x 11". Sight measures 8 5/8"

Hummert Estate: Large Native American Navajo Delbert Buck Whimsical Folk Art Buffalo & Rider, features Navajo Woman riding a Buffalo with a Sheep riding behind her backwards, embellished with leather,

Jimmie Lee Sudduth (Alabama, 1910-2007) house paint and mud on cardboard outsider art painting depicting a Native American woman with a feather headdress, surrounded by a painted brown border suggesti

R.C. Gorman signed contemporary art pottery 16" plaque, "Navajo Woman & Child", limited edition #104/150. Measures approx 18" tall x 17" wide. Will not ship can refer our local shippers.

Folk Art/Museum Display 2 Native American Women Cooking. This is a charming display/diorama of 2 Native American women preparing food. One is kneeling and grinding a type of red berry. The other woman

Oversized signed 12" hand carved Inuit art (Eskimo art) estate fresh in nice condition.

Rudolph Carl Gorman (AMERICAN, 1932–2005) lithograph, Navajo woman wrapped In blanket, pencil signed bottom left, dated 1974, 72/140