Dox Thrash African-American drawing Philadelphia

Dox Thrash, American (1893-1965) Etching "24th Street and Ridge Avenue". Signed and numbered IX/X. Measures 10-7/8" x 8-3/4", full sheet measures 18" x 13". Provenance: Collection of Samuel and Sally

Acrylic on canvas; Stephen H. Booker; African American Artist; signed verso; 16 x20

Framed to 9.5" x 12" colored pencil on paper. Sarah Perkins completed over 500 of these drawings in her life time.

8.5" x 11" colored pencil on paper. Sarah Perkins completed over 500 of these drawings in her life time.

Framed to 9.5" x 12" colored pencil on paper. Sarah Perkins completed over 500 of these drawings in her life time.

Attributed to Dox Thrash (AMERICAN / PENNSYLVANIA / CANADA, 1893 - 1965) oil painting on canvas depicting a face. Signed to lower right. Mounted in a wooden frame. Canvas on stretcher measures approx.

Dowell, John E., Jr., (African-American/Philadelphia, contemporary), Triangular Fugue - suite of 8 prints, plus title page and colophon, 1965, color lithographs on BFK Rives, number 6 of 10, each prin

Dox Thrash (American/Pennsylvania, 1893-1965), "Coal Breaker", carborundum mezzotint and etching, unsigned, 9 3/4 in. x 6 7/8 in., unframed.

Black History Tintype of a "Dapper" African American Philadelphia Man Tintype Photo of "Dapper" Fine Dressed African American Man, with Photography studio label on back from J. Fenton's Ambrotype, Fer

Dowell, John E., Jr., (African-American/Philadelphia, contemporary), Gus Hunt, 1980, color lithograph on Arches, signed, dated, titled and marked Artist Proof (AP) in pencil at the bottom, sheet 29.5

Dowell, John E., Jr., (African-American/Philadelphia, contemporary), Percussion, 1980, color lithograph on Arches, signed, dated, titled and marked Artist Proof (AP) in pencil at the bottom, sheet 29.

Unsigned drawing strip, African American themes Drawing strip: 1.75" x 20" Frame: 8" x 27" Davids notes: A strange but interesting series of watercolors, all seemingly related to the African American

March On Washington 1963. By Jack T. Franklin (b. 1922) Gelatin Silver Print. Courtesy of The African American Museum, Philadelphia. 8 x 10 in.

THE OUTCAST OF POKER FLATS & LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA,1828. Edward William Clay: LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA, satirizing the social conventions adopted by African-Americans in Philadelphia. Original aquatints wi

Timothy Washington Untitled Woman with long neck. 2013 Pastel on black foam core with brass washer mounted in left eye 20 x 16 inches Signed, titled, dated vertically at right Private collection, Los

Andrew Turner Philadelphia African American Artist Portrait Oil Painting, O/B, Titled "Franco", 30 x 22", 35 x 27" framed.Andrew Turner was born in l944 in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a graduate of

Phillips, John Campbell (American, 1873-1949), African-American Children on the Way to School, c.1900, pen and ink on paper, signed by the artist at bottom center, Drawn in Georgetown, SC to lower rig

J J Unger 1952, Crayon Drawing African American Woman. Size: 16x13 image, 23x20 outside mat

VIntage Concept Art Drawing African American Heritage Children 15"x17 1/2"

Oil on canvas 40 x 35 in.

Leroy Johnson (American/Philadelphia) African Mask, sawdust-fired earthenware, 1999, unsigned. Size: 13.5'' x 6.5'' x 2.5'' (34 x 17 x 6 cm). Pew Fellow. Provenance: The Jimmy and Angela Clark Collect

Rare 2006 Willie Jinks (Late) (African American) Folk Art Drawing with marker and paint on pine wood. Great color and details this is one of the souths best known self taught folk artist. Important ex

Tom McKinney, Philadelphia, African American Artist, gouache, SLR, 14 1/2 x 19 1/2” sight, 16 x 21”, VG condition

Pastel drawing of African American youth-signed Drawing: 18 inches by 15 inches Frame: 30 inches by 27.5 inches .Possibly signed Foler 43.