AFRICAN AMERICAN PRINTS

A set of four mid-century African-American art prints. All prints have identical white matte and black frames. Previously property of El Lobo Negro Art Gallery, NJ. Two raised fists, a gesture of resi

African American ex-Slave Painting Print of Martha Bunton, painted on 1876 ledger. Gouache painting inspired from a photo taken in 1937 interview by the Federal Writers Project, Ms. Bunton is seen sta

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Signed lower right. Bonnie J. Lyn: "The Absence of Color is still A Color" Stephen Savage: "The Future Is Black - Bring A Light" Pope's wor

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Signed lower right. Margorie Brumfield: "Black is Beauty, Pride, Power. Black is Me." Sofia Miller: "Black Makes Me Feel Thin." Pope's work

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Signed lower right. Nona Simmons: "Black Don't Crack, But it Can Sag" Charles Smith: Black is Black and You Can't Change That" Pope's work

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Throwin' Bricks, Assault & Battery Signed lower right. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black Male' at the Whitney Museum of A

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Print posters signed lower right. Black is the Distance Between Dusk and Dawn and Midnight Chords Darkly. Pope's work gained international exposure

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints:Go For 2 & No One's To Blame. Signed lower right. Go For 2 and Get 3. Cry Bitter Tears When U Sweat Me! Check Yourself. No One's To Blame. L

Pair of Hatch Show Prints signed by African American artist Carl Pope. The prints include "Thowin' Bricks" & "Garlic Breath" and are both signed in the lower right. They measure 19-1/2" x 12-1/2".

"Way down yonder by myself , I couldn't hear nobody pray", pencil signed and dated for 1943. The print depicts an African American soldier and paratroopers. Dimensions: The sheet size is 15" x 12".

Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) two signed York Show Print Posters It Aint A Ebony Jet Showcase Production and Mama U Might Be A Crack Fiend. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black

Four (4) mid- to late 19th century albumen / silver gelatin prints cabinet card portraits of African-American women, one with credit, illegibly inscribed; a nice example of antique/vintage Black Ameri

An estate lot of three (3) antique photographic cabinet card prints with depictions of historical 19th Century African Americans. Includes: one (1) Reverend John Jasper (1812-1901), American religious

"Secrets 2". Both pencil signed lower right, numbered 3/15 center, and titled lower left. Emma Amos (African-American, b. 1938). From a Wilton, CT home. - Dimensions: 20.5" high x 20.5" wide.

Assorted African Americana, including prints, engravings, photographs, etchings, and other medias depicting African American culture, famous scenes, Harper's Weekly illustrations, interior scenes, por

A woodcut by Pauline Winchester Inman (1904 - 1990), an etching by the African American artist Norma Morgan (American, b. 1928) "Moor Lodge" and an etching of a harbor by John McGrath (1885 - 1942). A

Collage of African American woman by James Denmark,signed by the artist and dated 1983 lower right.This is a collage, not a print.Denmark was well known for his collages.The size is 25 inches by 18 in

Vivian Maier (American, 1926-2009), "Untitled, Chicago, May 16, 1957", gelatin silver print, printed in 2013. Features a seated African-American woman engaging the viewer. Howard Greenberg Gallery lab

SORCERER’S VILLAGE, 1972, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 103/125, image 16 ¼ x 19 ¾”, sheet 20 x 22 ¾”, printed by NYIT print workshop New York with their blind stamp lower rig

Mecklenberg Morning Sunrise, The China Lamp, Silkscreen Print On Paper, Pencil Signed And Edition Number 551/950 And Artist Stamp Lower Right Margin, Signed In Plate Upper Left, Sight 35 X 43 Inches,

Signed and numbered limited edition woodcut in colors print on paper by Walter Henry Williams (1920-1998 Tennessee / New York / Denmark) "Fighting Cock #3" depicts a young African American child carry

Elizabeth Catlett was an African American sculptor, printmaker, and civil rights activist. She was born on April 15, 1915, in Washington, D.C., and became one of the most celebrated artists of the 20t

Emma Amos (American, born 1938- ), "Two Women"-1985, color lithograph on Arches paper, signed and dated lower right. Modern figural work depicting two African American women seated on a sofa or couch

Romare Bearden was an African American artist known for his significant contributions to the art world, particularly in the realm of collage and mixed-media works. He was born on September 2, 1911, in