Jessie Boyer Theorem Folk Art Painting

Untitled ( landscape with people and a bridge in the back ground.) Velvet on board, not signed. Dimensions: Frame H 24" x W 28", board H 20 1/4" x W24". Condition: good, surface dirt.

One painting, signed. Paint on canvas, proceeds to support the wounded warrior foundation. 14" X 11"

14x11 paint on canvas. Proceeds will be donated to Warrior Expeditions.

14" x 11" paint on canvas, signed. Jessie Lavon is from Hale County. Share croppers daughter. Born 1955.

14x11 paint on canvas. Proceeds will be donated to Warrior Expeditions.

14" x 11" This art is dedicated to Andrew who was Jessie's nephew, who died on July 24 2010 in Afghanistan. He was 25 years old. Jessie Lavon is from Hale County. Share croppers daughter. Born 1955.

14x11 paint on canvas. Proceeds will be donated to Warrior Expeditions.

14" x 11" paint on canvas, signed. Jessie Lavon is from Hale County. Share croppers daughter. Born 1955.

14" x 11" paint on canvas, signed. Jessie Lavon is from Hale County. Share croppers daughter. Born 1955.

14x11 paint on canvas. Proceeds will be donated to Warrior Expeditions.

paint on canvas, 4 different paintings, all signed. Proceeds to support the wounded warrior Foundation. 14" X 11"

paint on canvas, 4 different paintings, all signed. Proceeds to support the wounded warrior Foundation. 14" X 11"

paint on canvas, signed. proceeds are donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.

paint on canvas, signed. proceeds are donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.

paint on canvas, signed. proceeds are donated to the Wounded Warrior Project.

paint on paper. Matted and shrink wrapped. Signed lower right. 25.5 x 13

Framed Theorem Folk Art Still Life Painting by Joan Casterline. Measures 19 inches x 23 inches

Jessie N Boyer (Pennsylvania artist) Americana Folk Art wood container, hand painted, lid depicts an eloquently dressed man on horseback, front of container depicts a black stallion horse, 20th c. sig

AMERICAN SCHOOL FOLK ART THEOREM PAINTING, watercolor and ink on velvet, Retains old tag attached verso which reads," This picture belongs to Ethel Foote daughter of Mildred Allen". Housed under glass

American (probably Massachusetts), 19th century. 18" x 21 1/4" framed. Toning and slit upper right.

Circa 1820-30, of sliced melon and other fruit with knife, on linen. 16" x 20" in original paint and gilt frame, 23 1/2" x 19 1/2".

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART THEOREM PAINTING, watercolor on paper, overflowing fruit, including watermelon and cherries, in a porcelain basket / bowl with undertray, no signature located.

NEW ENGLAND FOLK ART THEOREM PAINTING, watercolor on velvet, depicting a farm scene featuring a woman sitting on a stool and milking a cow, and with a child standing next to her drinking from a bowl,

Lot consisting of David Y. Ellinger (American, 1913-2003) theorem stencil depicting two birds enclosed in a heart, signed verso, 8 1/4" x 9 1/2" framed; and Bill Rank (American, 1921-2000) theorem pai