2V Jamaica Hurston FOLKLORE Voodoo Haiti Southern

TITLE OF MAP (NOT PRINTED ON THE PAGE):'Cuba and Porto Rico' Places shown on the map include: Jamaica Puerto Rico Haiti DATE PRINTED: 1909 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 10.0 x 15.0cm, 4 x 5.75 inches (Small) TYP

Title/Content of Map: 1898 Cram map of the Bahamas [verso] Haiti, Dominican Republic and Jamaica -- Map of the Bahama Islands [verso] Map of Jamaica, Haiti and San Domingo Date: 1898, ChicagoCartograp

Andre Pierre (1914-2005, Haiti), "Voodoo Horseman (Ogoun Batagry)," 20th c., oil on canvas, signed lower right, presented in a whitewashed gilt frame, H.- 15 3/4 in., W.- 23 1/2 in.

Graded by PMG.

4 Photos from the Center for Southern Folklore A group of four silver gelatin photographs, each inscribed on verso.

ILES ANTILLES OU INDES OCCIDENTALES Very beautiful map of Antilles and Western Indias, coloured by hand, big size. Detailed maps of Virgin Islands, Martinica and Guadeloupe Author: Brue, Adrien Hubert

CARTE DES ILES ANTILLES DES ETATS DE L’AMERIQUE CENTRALE ET DU GOLFE DU MEXIQUE Very beautiful map of Antilles, central America and Mexican Gulf, coloured by hand, big size. Author: Brue, Adrie

Rare Winifred Mason Chenet d'Haiti Voodoo Necklace. Rare Winifred Mason (Mentor to Art Smith) Chenet d'Haiti "Voodoo" Necklace. Chain measures 32 inches, pendant measures 3.5 inches.

This hand-made Eagle Mask designed for a Carnival celebration comes from Jacmel, Haiti, the southern city in Haiti known for its papier-mache arts and masks. Jacmel Papier-Mache mask artisans are amon

1789 Annual Register French Revolution La Fayette Ireland China Wales Jamaica 2v Through the end of the 18th-century, “The Annual Register” became the most respected journal in print. The periodic

Oil on canvas 29 x 39 in

JACQUES ENGUERRAND GOURGUE (Haiti 1930ñ1996) "Voodoo Surrealism" Oil on canvas. 32 x 24 inches; Frame: 34 5/8 x 26 5/8 inches. Signed l/r.

African sculpture, probably a fetish figure, possibly from the Congo, circa 1950.Numerous nails are in the sculpture, as in the pins of the Voodoo dolls of Haiti.32" high.

1893 Uncle Remus Joel Harris Illustrated Slave Lit Folklore Songs + Friends 2v Lot Brer Rabbit and crew are the basis and inspiration for Disneys black folklore, controversial tale “Song of the Sout

Stivenson Magloire. Haiti. Figures and voodoo symbols or sigils. Oil on board. Signed lower center. Framed. Sight: 20 x 17.5in. Overall: 23.5 x 21.5in. Very slight scattered paint flakes.

A classic Sequinned Vodun or Voodoo shrine flag from Haiti, possibly of Ogun and with Ogun Veve symbols and iconography. This Vodun flag was made by a traditional flagmaker and measures 14 x 14 inches

1751 History of Jamaica Hans Sloane Voyages Caribbean Sea HMS Assistance 2v SET Physician in Jamaica VERY RARE compare@$2,000 Sir Hans Sloane (1660 – 1753) was a British physician and collector

Lot consists of three books containing international coins from Germany, Italy, Brazil, Russia, Philippines, Sweden, France, Bolivia, Norway, Jamaica, Hong Kong, India, Hungary, Haiti, Chile and other

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Haiti, ca. 1960. Colorful and fascinating voodoo banner. Made of sequins sewn to cloth backing with pla

Acrylic on board 39 x 34 in, 45 x 40 in (framed). Bernard Séjourné was born in Haiti where his family were planters. He studied at the Academie des Beaux-Arts in Port-au-Prince, the Jamaica Scho

Haiti, 1955-1992. Signed. Beaded and sequined with a central figure. 39"h. 32"w.

Prefete Duffaut (HATIAN, 1923 - 2012) interesting oil painting on canvas depicting two Damballa in a voodoo ritual spitting blood into a bon fire with hands emerging from the sky. Signed to lower righ

**Originally Listed At $500** The Caribbean, Haiti, 20th century CE. A colorful beaded flag or drapeau depicting Damballa with the words "GRAN BOIS" identifying its place of origin. Damballa (also spe

Haitian Vodou (Voodoo) altar pieces, eight bottles for protection, three dolls, three "paquet kongo" (spirit repositories), purchased in Haiti in the 1950's.