African American Subject Southern Scene original

W/C, Not Signed, 9 1/4 x 12", An excellent example of a circa 1930's-40's watercolor depicting the life in the deep south.

Oil on masonite 20 x 16 in., 24 x 20 in. (framed)

Print of an African-American scene, pencil signed, framed, original painting dated 1967. Stovall, who lived in Lynchburg, VA, was a leading Southern "Memory" painter. Sight: approx. 25" x 21".

American Artist Regionalist Baltimore Maryland Artist African American Subject Matter Beach Scene. Oil on Artist Board; signed by Lois Wood; African American artist from Baltimore, MD; Signed and addr

Graphite on Paper, sight unsigned, not taken out of frame, 10 1/2 x 14 3/4", it looks like either a Florida Scene or maybe a Cuban Scene circa 1950-70's.

Graphite on paper, SLR, 12 x 17 1/2', Southern Antebellum Scene, illegible signature

Mid-century modernist expressionist night club or bar scene. African American subject. Signed lower right corner. Oil on canvas. 44 1/2 x 35 in. (framed), 39 1/2 x 30 in.

POWELL, Eunice, (American, 20th Century): Cotton Picking Time, a Southern Scene with African-American Workers Loading a Wagon and a Cabin in the Background. Oil/Canvasboard, signed lower right, 5" x 7

Acrylic on canvas by Geraldine Smith, a self-taught African-American Southern folk artist; rural homestead scene depicting a man plowing with a donkey, a woman hanging laundry and chickens; signed low

Oil on board, southern scene with African-American figure by log cabin, near swamp, palm trees, Florida, Louisiana, sgd. E.C. Schulte (Schultz ?), some information written on reverse, North Ferry Libr

1951"Southern scene (trees, African American man)". Dated 1951, Spanish moss on tree, African American farmer heading to the pond. Measurement frame:19.75 x 24. Title: Out for a stroll. Medium: Waterc

2 antique stereoscope viewers, (one marked The "Saturn" Scope), 83 stereo view cards include 5 WWI era, 1 Sioux Indian hand tinted, 2 Southern African American scenes, 4 colored Japanese scenes, 12 Th

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

Framed acrylic on canvas by Geraldine Smith, a self-taught African-American Southern folk artist; depicting an autumnal scene with a couple in a horse-drawn cart on the way to church; signed lower lef

(Florida/Georgia, 1945-1984) Watercolor of early southern street scene with African American woman and child and man driving horse drawn wagon. Signed lower right, good condition. H15 1/2" W11 1/2" So

Watercolor on paper showing a southern scene of a small farm house with chicken house and shed, with an African American woman hanging laundry by a black iron wash kettle, and chickens pecking in the

Knute Sven August Heldner - American Minnesota Louisianna 1877-1954 - Southern Scene Etching Entitled Field Hands. Depicting African American Workers. Artist Titled and Signed Lower Margin. Arches pap

Vanderbilt Estate Alfred Hutty Charleston Area WC, Southern home watercolor painting with figures of African American subject matter interest, 14.75 x 21 inches sight, 23.125 x 31 x 0.375 inches frame

WILLIAM AIKEN WALKER (AMERICAN, 1839-1921) PORTRAIT OF A MAN, oil on board, a rare New Orleans scene, featuring full-length depiction of African-American subject in tattered clothes, cotton bales and

'Southern American Street Scene and African American Life.' Oil on artist board. 11 3/4 x 13 5/16 inches. This black and white and sepia toned painting is from Monk's personal portfolio. It was likely

African American History, Negro American Baseball League subject. Reproduction of an original advertising poster of Satchel Paige with the Kansas City Monarchs. 8" X 10" printed on cardstock.

African American History, Negro American Baseball League subject. Reproduction of an original advertising poster of Satchel Paige with the Kansas City Monarchs. 8" X 10" printed on card stock.

African American History subject, Members of the Freedom March, singing "We Shall Overcome" 1963. Sepia-tone photo print, on heavy card stock. Printed after an original photo in the early 1990's for T

African American History subject, James Weldon Johnson, NAACP. Sepia-tone photo print, created in the early 1990's from an original photograph. Printed on heavy cardstock. 8" X 10". James Weldon Johns