AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK ART RAG DOLL W WOOD CHAIR

African-American folk art rag doll, with patterned top, braided hair, and a head wrap handkerchief with a classic red and white gingham pattern. Hand-stitched, including clothing, and filled with stra

African American folk art cloth doll w shoe button eyes, orig plaid dress, stitched eyes, pinched nose, twill face & cotton body in red pantaloons - 22" tall

Hand Made Folk Art African American Rag Doll : Description: Appears to be 19th or 20th Century. Hand made and dressed with a flowered bonnet and a checkered shirt and skirt. In very good o

Four contemporary rag dolls made with a combination of new and vintage fabrics, 18" to 24"H

Antique 19th C American Folk Art Wooden Doll Chair / Miniature Chair w Original Hand Painted Finish. Measures 7.5 inches in height.

Antique 19th C American Folk Art Wooden Doll Chair / Miniature Chair w Original Hand Painted Finish. Measures 7.5 inches in height.

Late 19th c. Rag Doll, depicting an African American man, in leather and mixed fabrics, with button eyes, stitched nose and mouth, 18" high. Fabric wear, deterioration and losses; surface wear.

27" AFRICAN-AMERICAN BEAUTIFUL SAY-LEE CLOTH DOLL - PAINTED FEATURES, LONG BLACK HAIR, LONG BROWN SKIRT W/FLOWER DESIGNS, CROCHETED SHOULDER WRAP

Folk Art wood carved African American gentleman w leather hat & cotton hair & beard & book in hand standing on wooden carved book form plinth - 20" tall

African American memory painter from GA. Very prolific and has many styles including wood burning. paint on wood 13"h x 13"w

Three carved folk art dolls. Carved wood. American. Circa 1920. Man with top hat: H 15-1/8" W 4-1/8" Woman: H 13" W 3-1/2". Man in overalls: H 13-1/4" W 3-3/8". Condition: Excellent condition. Link fo

African American memory painter from GA. Very prolific and has many styles including wood burning. paint on wood 8.25"h x 13"w

brother of Jake McCorde. African American active painter. Paint on wood board. Signed lower left. 8"w x 12.75"h

miniature chair by African American Willie Massey, one loss to front left side post. Paint and cut/carved wood. 7.5"H

African American memory painter from GA. Very prolific and has many styles including wood burning. paint on canvas 16" x 20"w

miniature chair by African American Willie Massey, no apparent losses, paint and carved/cut wood. 14"H

Anonymous. African American Mechanical Limberjack With Attack Swan. c. 1950's-70's. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with wind-up mechanics. Great condition. 8" x 6" x 5". Est. $100-200. Ship: $45

paint on board, signed and dated 1998. African American stone Carver Charles Simmons worked along side Raymond Coins, who was also a wood carver and prolific painter.-19 3/4"W x 15 3/4"H

Paint on wood. 21.25"h x 31.75"w Lucile went to school when she could at an all-black school in an all-black community within Niota called Lanetown. She was the daughter of Ann and Ross Neil, the olde

brother of Jake McCorde. African American active painter. Paint on wood board. Signed lower left. 9.75"w x 11.5"h

African American memory painter from GA. Very prolific and has many styles including wood burning. paint on canvas 12"h x 16"w

African American memory painter from GA. Very prolific and has many styles including wood burning. paint on canvas 16"h x 20"w

African American & Native American Limberjack Dolls and Figures. c. 1900. Not signed. All carved and painted wood with wire nail joints or solid wood bodies. Homemade clothes and costumes. Some loss o

Made from wood scraps and features a crisply carved “come” and mother-of-pearl button eyes. 1980s. Unsigned. 7" L x 5" H x 4" W Considered a master of African American self-taught art, Kentucky-bo