Jean Gunther, American, o/b, Native Woman with Pot

Carved marble sculpture with bronze face, Native American woman with pots, signed on back, approximate height 12 1/2".

Ceramic figure featuring Native American woman holding a pot. Mulberry and blue color; matte finish. Inscribed Van Briggle to underside. Signed by artist. #ceramic #figurine #NativeAmerican Dimensions

Jean Juhlin (American, 20th century) Native American Woman Pottery Figure. Measures 10" High ....Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or pho

Signed R.C. Gorman (1932-2005) United States, limited edition serigraph. Depicts a Native American Hopi woman decorating a clay pot. Signed lower left and dated 1983, W and RCG blindstamp lower center

JEAN JUHLIN NATIVE AMERICAN BRONZE "DEEP RIVER WOMAN", MEASURES 10 X 9", DISPLAYED AT EL ORADO GALERIES.

Jean Juhlin (American, b.1931) and Jack Mclean (American, 1953-2017) Bronze Sculptures (2) items including seated Native American woman having cast Juhlin signature, stamped #6/30 on back and a hollow

R. C. Gorman New Mexico, Arizona, California,1932-2005 Depicts a woman wrapped in a red blanket behind a pot decorated with a figural bird and flowers. Gorman was best known for his abstracted Indigen

Doug Hyde (New Mexico, B. 1946), "Native American Woman" bronze and marble sculpture signed on bottom of skirt "D. Hyde '97 5/21". Scratch, stain to white pot. 18 1/4" high, 10 1/2" wide.

Doug Hyde, Native American soapstone sculpture, Doug Hyde (Nez Perce/Assiniboine/Chippewa, b. 1946), Untitled, seated woman with pot, signed "D. Hyde" with artist's (horse) cipher, along lower edge, a

Collection of five Native American style figurines, to include a Navajo woman holding pot, signed T.L. Slonaker, three figurines with headdresses, signed 'Kay '92', and one elaborately dre

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American1932-2005), "Acoma", 1984, lithograph on paper depicting a Native American woman wrapped in a blanket gazing at a clay pot, signed and dated at lower left, numbered 81/225

Jean Juhlin Native American Bronze Sculpture, depicting a Native American woman in a robe, signed and numbered on bottom "Juhlin, 1/30", 9" x 9" x 18" tall

Jean Juhlin Native American Bronze Sculpture, Jean Juhlin (IN, 20th century), depicting three Native American women in hats and robes walking, one carrying a child on her back, blue/green patinated fi

Albert Jean Adolphe, American, 1865-1940, woman sewing, O/B, SLL, 19 x 23”, 26 x 30” framed, VG Condition

Large Native American pottery storyteller, signed Teresita Ortiz (Acoma Puebla, Santa Cruz, New Mexico, 20th c.), dated 1996, polychrome painted, depicting woman wearing black dress, with pots and sma

Scott Patrick Burdick (American/Illinois/North Carolina) oil on board painting depicting a young Native American woman wearing a turquoise earring, in bust length profile, against a dark indistinct ba

3 Native American Hopi Pots. Provenance: Santa Fe Trading Co., Including a Zella Cheeda (1901-1971) Bowl with "Antelope Woman" mark. Provenance: Art Legends, New Hope, PA. Size: range from 3'' x 4'' x

Small Peruvian Shipibo Face Pot. Coil construction and hand painted intricate designs by the women of the Shipibo Natives of the Peruvian Amazon. Solid pot with no damage or repairs. Measures 3 1/8 in

Jean Gunther (American, 1905-1987) Abstracted Still Life with Still Life (double-sided) oil on board signed lower right 18" x 24"

Expressionist oil on board, by Jean Gunther (American, 20th century), titled "Parking Place / Tubercurry (County Sligo)" and dedicated to Grace on verso by the artist. [Art: 8 1/4" H x 11" W; Frame: 9

Thomas Pulgini, American, O/b Blue Woman with Red Hair. Oil on board painting. Signed on Verso. Framed. Well listed American Artist. Size: 36 x 29, outside of frame: 40 x 33. ASKart: Thomas Pulgini, B

Vintage Cast Metal Statue Latin American Woman with Pot on Head. size: 6h 1.75w

"Native Woman with Pot", 1990. Overall great condition. Frame approx. 12 in. L x 10 in. W. Weight 1 lb. 5 oz.

This pretty lady was created by artist John Kinder Hollis (b1940, American). This lady appears to be alabaster, his known medium, and is representative of an American Native American woman with a bund