African American, Claude Clark, Three Figures

Claude Clark Portrait of Effie, Mary Lockhart Clark (the artist’s wife) Circa 1940s-50s Oil on board 24 x 18 inches Signed lower right and inscribed on reverse. Very good condition Provenance:

Claude Clark Mask with Metal 1944 watercolor on paper Label on reverse Condition: the work has been supported on the back in two places with paper backing; repairs have been made, as pictured, to the

*Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.), "Three Figures", 2008, depicts three African American figures in magenta string and ribbon garbs complete with headdresses, fiber accents of

Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.) "Three Figures" depicts three African American figures in bold polychrome string and ribbon outfits complete with hats and turbans, black paper

American School, late 20th century, oil on board painting depicting three African American female figures seated on a curb and in folding chairs, eating from take-out containers. One of the figures is

Claude Clark 1915-2001 was a African American Artist from Oakland, Ca. Way too much to say about this artist, but I’ll hit a few high notes about him. Clark studied at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Claude Clark (1915-2001) was a African American Artist from Oakland, Ca. Way too much to say about this artist, but I’ll hit a few high notes about him. Clark studied at the Philadelphia Museum of A

Oil on canvas, framed. Featuring portrait of three figures. Signed "Alston" in the bottom right corner. Attributed to Charles Alston (1907-1977, African-American). 69 x 44 cm (27 x 17.25 inches). Fram

Second half 20th century. Wood with original paint. Three figures with faint stamped marks on the bottom. African American boy and girl, 5"h. and an elderly woman with a North Dakota stamp, 5"h. Two w

William H. Clark, Untitled Figures by WaterOrigin: African-American 2003Medium: Oil on CanvasDimensions: Frame: 29" X 23" Art: 22" X 16"Condition: ExcellentAdditional Information: Signed and dated at

Three Painted Plaster African American Figures 19th Century Height of tallest 20 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Kentucky

Acrylic on board by Geraldine Smith, a self-taught African-American Southern folk artist; depicting a rural homestead with three male figures working in a tobacco field and a mule pulling a cart laden

Three GI Joe Masterpiece Edition 12 inch action figures in original boxes , all three are African American versions, includes Volumes I, II and III, all figures are securely attached in their displays

Three folk art figures. Carved wood. Carved bust of an African American boy in original paint, circa 1920. Carved bust of a lady. circa 1900 and a carved man with walking stick. Dated 1937. H 5-3/4",

Three GI Joe Classic Collection African American 12 inch action figures factory sealed, includes US Airborne Ranger, Tuskegee Bomber Pilot and D-Day Salute soldier, all figures are securely fastened t

III (WISHBONES), 1994, three wishbones in ceramic, rubber and bronze, edition of 5000, housed in a wooden box with felt lining 2 ¼ x 13 ¾ x 5 ½”, Peter Norton Christmas Project 19

3 Panel Zuber Screen "Scenes from North America" with African American Tourists Figures- which is much more rare than the Caucasian FiguresEach of the three panels are 78 inches tall and 26 inches wid

CONTINENTAL CERAMIC BLACK AMERICANA / ETHNIC FIGURAL HUMIDORS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one depicting a tall haystack with a young African American figure holding a watermelon and peeking out fro

POWER FIGURES, three carved wood statues, 36 ½”, 37” & 38” tall, each in good aged condition. (3) Provenance: from the collection of William A. Emboden PhD. F. L. S. (3)

CHURNING WOMAN; FIGURES, three carved wood sculptures, sizes 19” to 14 ½” tall; COUPLES, two pairs, four carved wood sculptures, sizes from 10” to 7 ¼”; Seven kni

FIGURES ON BLUE, three of the same color lithograph, each signed in pencil and numbered from the edition of 20, sheets 22 x 30”, Tamarind blind stamp lower left, BIRDS BASTARD, 1979, two of the same

Gilbert Gaul (Tennessee/New York/New Jersey, 1855-1919) oil on canvas painting, likely a Southern scene, depicting an African American woman carrying a child across a field; a farmhouse and trees with

Oil on canvas 25 1/2 in × 1ʺD × 31 1/2 in

To include still bank "Give Me A Penny" and small figures of a lady with basket and a child riding a crocodile, no visible maker's marks, some wear and paint loss / all in as-found condition.Tallest H