Indian Study Looking Left

Medium: Acrylic on canvas. Canvas Size: 54†x 40†Title: Unknown Subject: Colorful Indian portrait; Indian looking to the Viewer’s left, wearing a red feathered headdress, holding a shi

LARGE INDIAN SKOOKUM DOLL. ORIGINAL SHIPPING BOX. MALE. LEATHER MOCCASINS.  HEAD DRESS. EYES LOOKING LEFT. ORIGINALLY SOLD AT BISHOP'S DEPARTMENT STORE IN PARK RAPIDS, MN. VERY GOO

20th century A.D. A framed watercolour portrait on paper portraying a male figure looking left, wearing a plumed turban and holding a sword or dagger, set against a large cushion and atmospheric sky;

Josef Floch (Austrian/American, 1894-1977) Impressionist figural study oil on canvas painting depicting a seated woman with brown hair looking left wearing a green and black ensemble with red jewelry,

DESCRIPTION: Two Nemadji clay bookends depicting indigenous man and woman in a canoe. Woman is holding pottery jar; she and the man are both looking to their left. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: USA DIM

David Bradley (Chippewa, b. 1954) (Self Portrait) This is a Study for "Indian Power", 1989 acrylic on canvas signed David P. Bradley and dated (lower left); titled (verso) 8 x 8 inches Provenance: Ela

10 1/8" tall, 6 1/2" wide. Weighs 16 1/2 lbs. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduat

17" by 30". Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for Native

12" by 16" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute fo

8" by 10" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for

6" by 10 1/2" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute

8" by 10" on matte. Born in Browning, Montana, he grew up on the family ranch in Birch Creek but left as a teenager to study art. He was in the first class of artists graduating from the Institute for

Moses Soyer (AMERICAN / NEW YORK, 1899 - 1974) pencil study on paper depicting a boy looking out of a window. Signed to lower left. Mounted in a silver painted wooden frame with mat behind a glass scr

The Native American shaman, or medicine man, stands looking atsomething lost in the faraway horizon,holding is head up high inconfidence. He stands on top of a stone that sets his left leg overthe oth

DESCRIPTION: Charcoal and white chalk sketch on paper by Giovanni Boldini depicting a seated woman wearing a dress and looking away from the viewer. Signed at lower left. Mounted in a black and silver

LOT OF TWO CHARCOAL STUDIES: A. "Prema Mallya"; 1947; Charcoal on Paper; 19" x 12.5"; Signed Lower Left; Unframed / B. "Taracan Indian"; 1933; Charcoal on Paper; 19" x 11"; Signed Lower Right; Unframe

Billy Ray Hussey. Looking Left Face Jug. Initialed and numbered XXII on bottom. Multi-colored glaze. Mint condition. 10"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Maximilien Luce Boy Looking Left 1942charcoal on paper 13 h × 10.5 w in (33 × 27 cm) Signed and dated to lower edge 'Luce 42'. This work will ship from Rago in

Johann Elias Ridinger (German, 1698-1767) Sight size: 9"h x 6"w Overall: 12-3/4"h x 10-1/4"w

Approx 14" x 17 1/2"

Hand Painted in Green Fishnet. Signed with Herend marks: 5179-0-00 VHV Dimensions approximately: H 7 x W 13 x D 3 inches NOTE: No apparent flaws

Vintage Female Looking Left Skookum Doll with Papoose, measures 11''H

Framed Granville Redmond (1871-1935) oil on canvas landscape painting, "Spring Time" Belvedere, Cal. Study(looking over the Bay). Signed lower right. Handwritten upper stretcher bar verso, ""Spring ti

Superb Russian gilt silver and enamel kovsh vessel with Impartial hallmarks. The hallmarks read as Moscow assayer with a female head looking left with two Cyrillic letters "IL" ("ИЛ") &#10