African American Nanny and Her White Charge, Sixth

Sixth plate of an African American nanny holding her white charge on her laps, mat is inscribed "Miss Mattie B. Hitman/I. Altman 1855", mounted in a half case.

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 sixth plate ambrotypes of African American women and white children, comprising:   Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a young African American woman, her hair in ring

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate and sixteenth plate tintypes of African American women holding white children, comprising:   Sixth plate tintype of a baby wearing a dress, held in the lap of a "

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of an African American or mixed race woman holding a white child.   Sixth plate ruby ambrotype. (Some tarnish.) Housed in full pressed paper case (

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate outdoor tintype of an African American man with white men in uniform. Ca late 19th century.   2 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. tintype. (Horizontal crease

Nanny and child with leather case

3.25" t x 2.5" tintype depicting an african-American nanny seated, holding a Caucasian baby. Very good condition.

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. A group of 12 press photographs of African American and white politicians and civil rights activists. Ca 1958-1970. Silver gelatin photographs featuring subjects including Coretta Scot

28.25" t x 22" w, WW2 poster "UNITED WE WIN" poster depicts African-American and White workers riveting nails against the back drop of the American flag above them. OWI poster #38 by the War Man Power

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY] -- [RELIGION]. ARCHIBALD, F.R., photographer. Photograph of possible integrated revival meeting showing both African American and white subjects. Ridge Creek, OH, ca 1900.   8

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. Press photograph capturing a clash between African American and white students at the gates of City College of New York. May 1969.   10 x 8 in. silver gelatin photograph (light ed

Charles Wilbert White (African American, 1918-1979) Title: "I've Known Rivers" Date: 1961 Medium: Linoleum cut on thin Japan paper Pencil signed, titled & numbered: in pencil, "25/p" Dimension: 49.2"

Charles Wilbert White, African-American Social Realist Artist, 1918-1979, black and white lithograph, " The Trenton Six", 9" x 12 1/2", not signed, with mark of UOPWA CIO. In 1948 six young men in Tre

Charles Wilbert White, African-American Social Realist Artist, 1918-1979, (3) black and white prints, "Awaken from the Unknowing", 1961, image 10" x 18"tears at edges; man under umbrella in storm, 17"

AFTER CHARLES WHITE (1918-1979) Print in black and white 10 3/4" x 8 1/4"

Vintage African-American and other subjects black and white photograph collection lot

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 CDVs of African American women with white infants, comprising:   NEWTON, L., photographer. CDV of a white child embracing an African American woman. Bainbridge,

Intense and striking original drawing in the manner of the famous African-American artist Charles White. This is not a print or giclee yet an original work of art! Medium: Drawing on paper. Edition: U

This signed 1949 oil-on-canvas painting depicts African-American, Latino and white children together on a playground; the kids are climbing on monkey bars, swinging on swings and playing with dolls. T

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 quarter plate images of African American women with white children, comprising:   Quarter plate ambrotype of an antsy infant wearing a white gown, seated on the

Heading: (African-American artist Charles White) Author: Title: Portfolio of six lithographic reproductions of Charles White’s powerful black-and-white drawings Place Published: Publisher: Date

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. FISHER, AJ, photographer. Printing block for a photograph of an African American butler with white baby.   4 1/4 x 5 7/8 in. printing block (wood and copper plate with some s

A WWII era African American black and white panoramic photograph. The photograph depicts members of African American Medical Hospital Unit. Framed. The 25th Station Hospital was the first United State

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. Press photograph of African American youths marching on the Niles, MI, police station to protest the slaying of an African American by a white patrolman during a disturbance. Niles, MI