Amazonian Indigenous Men in a Canoe

Amazonian Indigenous Men in a Canoe. Made from Rubber as Part of a Brazilian Project to Employ Former Rubber Plant Workers. measure 6''L x 3''H

DESCRIPTION: Two Nemadji clay bookends depicting indigenous man and woman in a canoe. Woman is holding pottery jar; she and the man are both looking to their left. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: USA DIM

Signed Acrylic on Canvas of Indigenous Sailors, signature to lower left illegible, dated ‘1962’, subject a man in a sail canoe/boat during sunset, you can see a raised hut to the right of the man

HOWARD N Signed photograph of Indigenous Man, signature to reverse reads ‘Howard N’, remainder of signature illegible, subject a man in a grass headdress seated on the ground, measures 24 x 20 inc

A Delft Blue and White Tobacco Jar Possibly De Blompot, 18th Century the body decorated with a fisherman flanked by two indigenous men above the label No. 19, with aB:P: mark to the underside. Height

Massim people carved splashboard (lagim), Milne Bay Province, Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea, fragment from an indigenous canoe used to navigate the noted "Kula" inter-islands trading voyages, co

DESCRIPTION: Pre-Columbian ceramic bowl featuring painted figures of indigenous men in various shades of red, orange, and white. CIRCA: 15th Century, possibly older ORIGIN: Central / South America DIM

Porcelain sculpture of an indigenous man from Greenland, with dog, inscribed "Gronland" on base. Royal Copenhagen mark, artist's initials, edition CCX and Model No. 12225 underneath. Dimensions: H 13"

DESCRIPTION: Highly detailed Lincoln Fox and Franklin Mint bronze sculpture of an indigenous man with a long, flowing headdress standing on a textured ground and aiming an arrow upwards. Signed "1988

Large multi coloured glazed porcelain figure of an Indigenous man on horseback with integral plinth base. From the Robert Bolus Estate. A. W. F. Kister. Porcelain. German. c1900. 20" H x 17" W x 6" D.

Original Watercolor of a Bolivian Indigenous Man playing a Siku (pipes). Signed by the artist Jvardo Joel. Professionally framed and matted. In frame 16"x13"x1". Weight 2 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Ch

Homer Hacker (American 1917- )- Indigenous Man- watercolor and graphite on paper, signed Homer Hacker lower right, very good condition. 22 x 28 1/2''

MAHERI Signed Oil Painting, Indigenous Portrait, signature to lower right reads Maheri, subject an indigenous man with his hair tied back, measures 43 3/4 x 31 7/8 inches, wooden frame with gilt accen

Depicting indigenous man and woman. One signed F. Barron, one initialed F.B. Approx. 11.75'' x 9.5''

MAHERI Signed Oil Painting, Native Man, signature to lower right reads ‘Maheri’, subject a somber indigenous man with hoop earrings, measures 43 3/4 x 31 7/8 inches, wooden frame with gilt accent,

MAHERI Signed Oil Painting, Indigenous Portrait, signature to lower right reads ‘Maheri’, subject an indigenous man with his hair tied back, measures 43 3/4 x 31 7/8 inches, wooden frame with gilt

Vintage Amazonian Ticuna Canoe Paddle. Carved and painted wood. It measures 50 inches long and 8 inches widest. Weight: Lbs 4 oz. Comparable examples in the professor Oswaldo Rodrigues Cabral collecti

Primitive 60" Carved Wooden Tribal Men in Canoe in good condition. 60"L x 11"H x 8"W

CHET RENESON (b. 1934) Untitled (Men by Canoes) watercolor on paper signed lower right: RENESON Dimensions: 23 x 30 1/4 inches Provenance: Private Collection, Pennsylvania

after CHARLES MARION RUSSELL (American 1864-1926) A BRONZE DIPTYCH, "Indian Man in Canoe," AND "Indian Woman in Canoe," 20TH CENTURY, parcel gilt and cold painted patinated cast bronze, each signed in

Ontario. Early 20th century. Pine. A rare, early Niagara Falls souvenir with burnt-in decoration on the sides of the canoe depitcting native head with headdress, arrows and teepees. Untouched great pa

Western station toy model, man in canoe, mamod TE1A model, and W.&A.R.R. train model

Laurence, Sydney (1865–1940). Alaska. Northern Pacific. St. Paul: Brown & Bigelow, ca. 1931. Image of an indigenous Alaskan canoe sailing near a mountain. 40 x 30”. Significant inpainting

LAURENCE, Sydney (1865–1940). Alaska / Northern Pacific. St. Paul: Brown & Bigelow, ca. 1931. Image of an indigenous Alaskan canoe sailing near a mountain. Sight 40 x 30”. Framed and matte