Bill Traylor (AM 1854-1949) Blue Eyed Cat

Bill Traylor. (1854-1949, Alabama) Black Dog. Not signed. Graphite outline with black paint on cardstock. Original hanging string attached. Loss to lower left corner, otherwise excellent environmental

Listed American Bill Traylor 1854-1949 Folk Art Painting Signed. Measure 11" x 9 3/4". Provenance: From Dorothy Wilson's Estate Texas From Her Uncle Dan, A Plantation Worker Who Bough And Or Traded Wi

BILL TRAYLOR (1854-1949) Goat Paint on paper 6" x 9"

BILL TRAYLOR (1854-1949) Drawing on Board, Undated Frame measures 9 3/4" x 13" Image measures 5 1/2" x 9"

William (Bill) Traylor, American, 1854-1949. A 20th century pencil and gouache on cardboard bird silhouette, entitled "Black Goose". Includes original 1983 receipt and brochure from the Hill Gallery,

Bill Traylor (after.), Folk Art painting, After Bill Traylor (American, 1854-1949), Man in Yellow Jacket, mixed media on cardboard, pencil signed "Bill Trylor" upper left, loose and unframed, 10.25"h

Watercolor or poster paint with pencil on cardboard, figure of a dog or cat, pencil signed (*Bill Traylor, 1854-1947). Circa 1940. 10 5/8 x 14 inches. (Framed dimensions: 18 1/2 x 22 1/2 inches). Over

Bill Traylor. (1853-1949)Four Figures And Basket In Blue.c. 1940-42. Not signed or dated.Graphite, tempera and conte crayon on found cardboard.Excellent condition with strong colors.Image is 11”&#82

Bill Traylor (1854 - 1947) Signed and inscribed with personal note lower center. Pencil & Crayon on Book Cover. Provenance: This information was provided by the Great-Grandson; Great-Grandparents purc

Bill Traylor (1854 - 1947) Signed lower center. Graphite on card. Scene depicts two men with jumping animal in between. Provenance: This information was provided by the Great-Grandson; Great-Grandpare

DESCRIPTION: Cast iron doorstop fashioned as an alert cat with blue eyes and a raised tail. CIRCA: Early to mid-20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 10.5" W: 3" L: 7.5" CONDITION: Great condition.

Primitive painting of a blue-eyed cat in a tuxedo, oil on canvas, 10" X 7 3/8", framed 12" x 9".

BLUE EYED CAT BATIK BY ELEANOR THOMPSON

Watercolor or red poster paint and pencil on cardboard, figure of a bird, attributed to Bill Traylor (1854-1947). Signed. Circa 1940. There is a small hole at the center top of the cardboard; a few ti

A painting by Gertrude Abercrombie, called ?at and ball. The painting depicts a large blue eyed cat and a ball of yarn against a background of bright sky and cloud. This artwork created in the style o

Bill Traylor, Large Oil pastel on canvas, Man Wearing Top Hat. Bears Signature. Selling attributed. size: 90 x 36. ASKart: Bill Traylor (1854 - 1947) was active/lived in Alabama. Bill Traylor is known

Watercolor or black poster paint with pencil on cardboard, figure of a bird, pencil signed (*Bill Traylor, 1854-1947). Circa 1940. 14 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches. (Framed dimensions: 22 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches).

Oil on canvas, framed. Featuring a portrait of a man. Signed Bill Traylor on the lower left corner. Attributed to Bill Traylor (1854-1947, American). 43 x 39 cm (17 x 15.5 inches). Framed size: 51 x 4

Chinese 20th century paintings. One features a lady courtesans's interacting with her blue eyed cat. the other features the courtesan looking into a hand held mirror. Frames measure 23 1/4" x 17". Wor

Jaru Pottery California, chalkware sculpture of a blue-eyed cat with thick waves of plaster making up the cat's immense coat, signed "Dante" and marked with "Jaru '79" behind its tail, 35" H.

Framed Outsider Folk Artist Painting of a Cat created by Earl Swanigan (1964-2019), Hudson NY's famous outsider artist. Painting depicts a friendly looking blue eyed white cat, looking at the view

Gouache and pencil on paper depicting two men boxing attributed to Bill Traylor (American, 1854-1947). Signed in pencil lower right. Includes Hill Gallery, Birmingham, Michigan receipt from 1983. View

Bill Traylor 1856-1949, Original Gouache on Cardboard. Circa 1939-1942. Measures 14 X 11, Framed 16 X 13.

This lot consists of a framed colored pencil illustration on paper, done in the self-taught style of Bill Traylor (American, 1853-1949). Image depicts a man in profile with a long, elegant walking can