African American Stool From Northwest Georgia.

African American Stool From Northwest Georgia. Decorated with some green paint remnants and attached wooden ice cream spoons on sides and insides. Great as-found early condition. A little deterioratio

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

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

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

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

Title: 1956 African American Georgia HS Yearbook Author: 1st Yearbook - Lucy C. Laney High School Date: 1956 Additional Info: The great end of a good education is to form a reasonable man' - Mr. C. W.

47x27 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

7" artwork by Richard Roebuck carved into the side of the clay flower pots. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people wan

24x24 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

18.5x16 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

Southern Georgia, African American, paint and mixed media on art board framed behind glass. Signed bottom right. Dated 2005. 22" x 17"

13x6 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

Early Leonard Jones Folk Art Painting Lot. Known African American Artist Lincolnton Georgia. Fine lot of two signed Leonard Jones folk art painting of one on found plywood with snakes and the other is

signed Sallie Roebuck which is Richard's mother. 6.5x6.5 paint on small piece of cardboard. Signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I pain

6.5x6.5 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

22x12 paint on wood board, signed. North Georgia, African American, strongly influenced by his Mothers paintings. "a lot of what I paint is stuff my people want to forget."

Circa 1880 African American Occupational Savannah, Georgia Stereoview by Havens; Depiction a strong black woman driving a plow, which is pulled by a man. Visible cornstalks scattered throughout the fi

Midlands of South Carolina by the Hunter or Sutton Family. The piece having a tight woven corn shuck seat which is nice and sturdy and the frame is handsomely hand hewn and joined at the bottom with s

Oil on Heavy Cardboard. Signed. Size: 9.5"x11.5"

African American Rocker and foot stool.

Georgia, possibly African American, c. 1940, mixed fabrics and newspaper. Unfinished but with a vibrant design. The unfinished backing is comprised of pages from 1940 issues of the Atlanta Journal Con

African American History, Jekyll Island Georgia caddie staff, 1898 black & white photo print. 8" X 10" printed on photo paper in the late 1980's. With handwriting in pen on the front to identify the s

Fine but different Richard Roebuck African American Folk Artist of Hartwell, Georgia Folk Art Painting with strong details and vivid colors. This is one you don't see come up for auction in this style