A rare shadowbox with dressed figures of an African American lady and gentleman, possibly New York,

Possibly by William Garl Browne England / New York 1823-1894Circa 1830. Each rendered by the same hand oil on canvas of stately gentleman and lady in high dress framed to match. H28 1/2" W22 3/4" (wit

American Urban Folk Art Painting "Mama Liberty", Myrtle Outsider painting of a African- American Lady Liberty surrounded by a New York City urban view Medium: oil on wood panel Title: "Mama Liberty"

Vintage American School New York Artist Sylvia Carewe Oil Painting Killer Frame, O/C, "Soliloquy", Portrait of an African American Gentleman, ACA Gallery Label verso of an exceptionally wonderful Hous

ASSORTED ANTIQUARIAN VOLUMES, LOT OF 48, including Frost's Original Letter-Writer, New York, 1867; The American Lady's and Gentleman's Modern Letter Writer, Philadelphia, circa 1845; Carroll, Through

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

Robert William Kane American New York Africa Artist Natural History Lithograph SLR in pencil, titled lower left "Thompsons Gazelle" 3/25,, Mat has staining, lithograph has not been affected.A staff ar

Romare Howard Bearden (1911-1988) Romare Howard Bearden (1911 - 1988) was active/lived in New York, North Carolina. Romare Bearden is known for Modernist African-American figure and landscape painting

(Connecticut/New York/South Carolina, 1872-1951) Etching of Low-country South Carolina Street with African American figures, pencil signed lower right. Good condition. Sight size: H8 7/8" W10 3/8"

(New York/Hawaii, 1905 - 1993) Oil on canvas excellent view of country home with African American figures. Very nicely rendered and colorful example. The work depicting chickens and home with clothes

Romare Bearden (1911 - 1988) Romare Howard Bearden was active/lived in New York, North Carolina. Romare Bearden is known for modernist African-American figure and landscape painting, collage. Sailboat

Attributed to Platt Powell Ryder (New York, 1821-1896), oil on canvas painting, depicting an African-American figure seated on a mule-drawn cart, likely on the road to Darbytown, Pennsylvania from the

Pair of American School, New York oil on canvas portrait paintings, depicting a lady and gentleman, presumably husband and wife. The female subject is depicted attired in a black dress with lace colla

(Virginia/Maryland/New York, 1915 - 1976) Circa 1940. Original watercolor work of African American / Caribbean figures along shoreline in the shade. Very nicely rendered example. Signed lower right. G

Rare American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Lady's Armchair mid-19th century, attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, in the "Tuthill King" pattern, profusely carved with a floral crest and the back

1843 Etiquette for Ladies American Social Life Women Clothing New York Feminism A rare, mid-19th-century book on social expectations for women. Written by a ‘lady from New York’, ‘Etiquette for

One is possibly wax. From the estate of a New York gallerist. - Dimensions: 12" high and 10" high.

Heading: (African-American 1938) Author: Title: N.A.G. [Negro Actors Guild] / Souvenir Program, Dec. 11, 1938, 46th St.Theatre Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Published: 1938

George Henry Smillie (1840-1921) American, New York. Original oil on canvas painting. Artwork depicts a well dressed woman with a red umbrella walking in a lush forest with other figures in the distan

Lot 125 Steven Harvey American (20th-21st Century) Standing Figure + Reflection (African Shadow) (1998) oil on canvas signed verso 27 x 24 inches Provenance: From a private New York collection Schl

Altoph Bergmann New York City - Circa 1880 - 12.5" L x 4.75" H This is a rare American tin toy. The figure and goats horns have been restored. Tin

A rare occasional table on turned center legs with trestle feet, featuring two drop leaves supported by plain gate legs. C. Late 17th- Early 18th Century, possibly made in New York. Dimensions: (Leave

American School circa 1860 mahogany frame with gilt lining Provenance: A Distinguished New York City Gentleman Dimensions: 11 in. x 8 in.

Katsina, Nigeria, ancient (Possibly 200 BC to 100 CE) clay anthropomorphic male figure, 8"h x 2"w PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

American, 19th/20th C. gentleman wearing a tuxedo. 8"h Provenance: Property from the Siegmund Collection of Folk Art, New York, New York