ARMSTRONG, Z. B. (American, 1911-1993). Three cardboard Doo...

ARMSTRONG, Z. B. (American, 1911-1993). Three cardboard Doomsday Calendars. 1989. Three cardboard calendars, decorated in red and black marker. 9 ¼ x 7 5/8 (largest). All double-sided. Unframed.

ARMSTRONG, Z. B. (American, 1911-1993). Four cardboard Doomsday Calendars. 1988-1989. Four cardboard calendars, decorated in red and black marker. 11 x 9 (largest) All double-sided. Unframed.

ARMSTRONG, Z. B. (American, 1911-1993). Vertical Doomsday Calendar. Circa 1970s-1993. Red and blue marker on wood, built with nails. 19 x 8 ¼”. Some wear, wooden piece on top broken in half

ARMSTRONG, Z. B. (American, 1911-1993). Two paper Doomsday Calendars. Circa 1970s-1993. Two paper calendars, decorated in red and black marker. 9 ½ x 2 ½” and 6 ¼ x 5”. Both

Zebedee Armstrong (American, 1911-1993) Three Doomsday Calendars, 1989 marker on cardboard 10 3/8" x 4 3/8"; 16 5/8" x 7 3/4"; 9 5/8" x 10 3/4"

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Largest 12" x 7" Cardboard assemblage items. All ZB items are from his original environment.

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

8" - marker on cardboard.

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Artwork 6" x 8" framed. Marker on cardboard. All ZB items are from his original environment.

Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cupboards. Three years lat

Z.B. Armstrong (1911-1993) (2) Doomsday Calendars, marking time to end of time, each double sided, marker on cardboard, mounted on plexiglas. Size: 1) 11'' x 3.5'', 28 x 9 cm (image); 12.75'' x 5'', 3

African American. Thomson, GA. 4x ZB Armstrong items from his environment. Various sizes

Rare Z. B. Armstrong (1911-1993) Thomson, Georgia. Noted Self Taught African American Folk Artist, noted in Morris Museum. Listed in Museum of American Folk Art Encyclopedia of Twentieth - Century Ame

Wooden shelf decorated with the doomsday calendar by ZB Armstrong with 2 coffe mugs also decorated by ZB. Sold as a 3 piece set. Shelf is 15"

13" x 20" Paint on stirofoam cooler top mounted to wooden board. All ZB items are from his original environment.

marker on found object. Soon after his wife’s death in 1969 Armstrong went to work as a foreman in a local box factory and supplemented his earnings there by constructing benches, tables and cu

5.75"H x 6.25"W

paper corospondents from ZB Armstrong with original photographs.