Folk Artist Rodo Padilla Chubby Ones, Kiss

Rodo Padilla is a contemporary artist from Jalisco Mexico. His most popular pieces are known as Chubby Ones in stoneware. This fellow was part of his musician series and is a tuba player. Measures app

A pair of decorated pottery chargers, each by Minnie Adkins and Tess Little, Kentucky folk artists, one with an animal and the other a figure. Largest diameter 10"

Fine Clint Alderman Folk Art Painting "Plowing At Sunset" by master southern folk potter and folk artist. This one shows life on a North Georgia Farm with father and son plowing the field at sunset. G

Rodo Padilla sculpture on plinth.Rodo Padilla is one of the Mexico’s most recognized artisan-sculptors working in stoneware, high temperature ceramics. Some of his pieces are also made in bronze

Marie Rogers (1922-2010) was a Meansville, Georgia folk artist and one of the first female pot throwers in Georgia. Starting in earnest in 1974 height 4.5"

Marie Rogers (1922-2010) was a Meansville, Georgia folk artist and one of the first female pot throwers in Georgia. Starting in earnest in 1974 height 3.5"

Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. C. 1980. Polychromed wood, pine base. A smaller scale work by folk artist Collins Eisenhauer; one of many that very rarely come to market. Here is a carving of an owl, p

Stunning Early Paul Moran Folk Art Painting. Self taught folk artist and this one is a stellar painting and the colors and eye appeal are just stunning. This is a folk art painting of North East Tenne

Rare Justin McCarthy (1892-1977) - ( Born in Pennsylvania & died in Tucson AZ) Floral Abstract Multi Media. Highly sought after folk artist and is considered one of the most important yet enigmatic fo

A double-sided picture by noted Ontario folk artist Ewald Rentz, Beardmore, Ontario. One side shows a lumber camp scene with two fire towers and a crescent moon shining through the smoky sky in the ba

DESCRIPTION: (4 Pc) A grouping set of four (4) signed handmade ceramic and metal sculpture figurines by Talleres Rodo Padilla. This set includes the following sculptures: One (1) signed Rodo Padilla c

Red white and blue wall pocket with gilded leaves folk art. Same tramp artist as one illustrated in Tramp Art Another Notch on page 207 Circa 1930s. Excellent condition no losses or repairs.18" high x

Tom Whitaker has turned out pots in the Catawba Valley for many years. He is considered one of fine folk artists of the Valley and is widely collected. This particular face jug is truly fascinating be

Folk Artist Quincy Sarborough from Fayetteville, NC one of his first ever face jugs. Great folky detail to mouth. A devil face jug height 10.5" stamped on the back side.

J.H. Kane THIS IS A REPRODUCTION PAINTING ON CANVAS. John Kane (1860 - 1934) was active/lived in Pennsylvania. John Kane is known for Naive landscape, genre, portrait.One of the first folk artists in

One of Alabama's best know folk artist. framed to 30" x 54.5"

An estate collection of six (6) folk art works by various outsider artists. Includes: one (1) carved wood red fox sculpture, signed to underside by Kentucky folk artist Harry Jennings (born 1966) (5.7

Attributed to one of the "Four Ohio Folk Artists", possibly Robert Seevers, "Woman In Bonnet", pencil, watercolor on paper, unsigned. Framed, not examined out of frame. Sight size: 21 1/4" high, 17" w

paint on artist board original frame. 100% authentic and original as my consigner purchased directly from these original Highwaymen artists. One of the earliest Highwaymen artists, Castro was born in

Two large folk art North West Coast totem poles in original paint. Both carved by the same artist. One is signed and dated 1959. Excellent conditon with beautiful surface. A couple loose pieces. H 38"

Tatum American Folk Artist, Group of Three Pieces, Paintings on Metal, One Featuring Two African American Men, One Wearing a Hat and Overalls, 15.75" Wide, 16" High; One Featuring an African American

Two Native American folk art sculptures, to include one Kachina "Chasing Star" doll, signed to underside by artist, one Navajo weaver sculpture, depicting a Navajo woman weaving at an upright

Oscar Soteno is the nephew of the Soteno family of Metepec, one of the main families of ceramic artists of Mexico. Oscar, who specializes in Tree of Life sculptures, started working with clay as a chi

10-1/2" wide x 5" deep x 10-1/2" high. Minor finish losses. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of James L. Stanfield, Veteran National Geographic photographer (1937-2023). Mr. Stanfield was one of the world'