African American Jazz Sculpture Singer style of

In the style of Willitts All That Jazz series, made by Xin Rong Arts, Soul Singer, composite resin, 12 inches tall, plus base, a striking contemporary image of an African-American singer, maker's mark

In the style of Willitts All That Jazz series, Jazz Trumpet Player, composite resin, 12 inches tall, plus base, a striking contemporary image of an African-American musician, apparently unmarked.

In the style of Willitts, Saxophone Player, composite resin, 13.5 inches tall, plus base, a striking contemporary image of an African-American musician, apparently unmarked.

In the style of Willitts All That Jazz series, made by Xin Rong Arts, Clarinet Player, composite resin, 12 inches tall, plus base, a striking contemporary image of an African-American musician, maker'

In the style of Willitts All That Jazz series, Jazz Clarinet Player, composite resin, 13 inches tall, plus base, a striking contemporary image of an African-American musician, apparently unmarked.

Willits Designs limited edition sculpture. Titled "Jamming". An African American musician figurine modeled with a Les Paul style electric guitar. Composite resin, from the "All That Jazz" collection.

The late Louie Armstrong was a singer, songwriter, and Trumpet player . He lent his talent to creating the hit theme song for Shaft winning him the Academy ward for best song. This sculpture is an inn

Bar Africanes Similar to works by Paul Colin Josephine Baker African-American Jazz Singer Vintage Advertising Art Deco Poster. Printed by iCart Vendor in 1986. Poster is 28 inches tall on heavy stock.

Total Dimensions: Height 12.5'' x Width 5''Approximate Weight: 3 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

Total Dimensions: Height 12.5'' x Width 5''Approximate Weight: 3 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996) Singer. In 1958, Fitzgerald made history as the first African-American woman to win a Grammy Award. Due in no small part to her vocal quality, with lucid intonation and a b

Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996) Singer. In 1958, Fitzgerald made history as the first African-American woman to win a Grammy Award. Due in no small part to her vocal quality, with lucid intonation and a b

Includes Miles Davis "The Master of Styles" box set and Murray Hill "Collector's History of American Jazz Singers" 5 record set. Also includes Dave Green and Wonton Marsalis. DM IMPORTANT: Before bidd

Jazz Musician Flute Player African American Figurative Sculpture. size: 15h 12w

Stephen Longstreet (American 1907-2002)- Jazz Trio- set of 3 mixed media sculptures, 1975, ''Horn Man'', ''Jazz Singer'' and ''Riding High'', all signed, titled and dated. 47''h

A signed and dated Estelle Goodman (1930-2007, American) modernist style plaster wall plaque depicting various stylized figures playing instruments, dancing and reclining all set against a stippled an

Willits Designs limited edition sculpture. Modeled as an African American musician playing a saxophone. Composite resin figure, from the "All That Jazz" collection. Limited edition signed and dated 20

Elizabeth Catlett Mora was an African-American sculptor and printmaker who became a Mexican national. She is best known for the black, expressionist sculptures and prints of her that she produced duri

Elizabeth Catlett Mora was an African-American sculptor and printmaker who became a Mexican national. She is best known for the black, expressionist sculptures and prints of her that she produced duri

Mark Hopkins (American, born 1965). A limited edition cold painted bronze sculpture. Titled, "Body and Soul," produced circa 1994. A figural work depicting the upper half of a female jazz singer figur

20th Century cast bronze sculpture. Depicts an African style male head in a mid century modern style. Mounted to a green marble plinth base. Statue measures 2 3/4" x 2" Overall measures 7 1/2" tall. G

A signed and dated Estelle Goodman (1930-2007, American) modernist style plaster wall plaque depicting various stylized figures playing instruments, dancing and reclining all set against a stippled an

(79) 8" x 10" African American & Jazz images, from Modern Age Photo Printing NYC.

Mildred Rackely (American, 1906-1992) Linocut by American artist Mildred Rackley titled 'Jitterbugs' depicting African American figures dancing to jazz music. Color linocut on paper 1940 Measureme