BeBo (African American) Two Works

Portraits of an African-American man and woman, two works Each: watercolor on paper under glass Each: signed lower right or lower center: C.M. Luria, inscribed and dated on the backing paper verso: Ne

Emma Amos (American, born 1938- ), "Two Women"-1985, color lithograph on Arches paper, signed and dated lower right. Modern figural work depicting two African American women seated on a sofa or couch

(Georgetown, South Carolina 20th century) Acrylic on plywood each piece depicting African American farmers in the Low Country of South Carolina. Each: H 24" W 24" Note:Mr Stone is known for his rendit

Two Works on Paper:(i) 'Here We Stand'. 1974 Lithograph. Signed, dated '74', titled and edition 'Artists Proof' lower margins in pencil. Vero: Artist, title, medium size, and date. (ii) 'The Panthers'

A group of two pastel works both featuring scenes of lounging figures. The work that depicts two figures seated at a table is signed 'Antonette Zucker' in the lower right corner. The style of the work

Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) two signed York Show Print Posters It Aint A Ebony Jet Showcase Production and Mama U Might Be A Crack Fiend. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Signed lower right. Nona Simmons: "Black Don't Crack, But it Can Sag" Charles Smith: Black is Black and You Can't Change That" Pope's work

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Print posters signed lower right. Black is the Distance Between Dusk and Dawn and Midnight Chords Darkly. Pope's work gained international exposure

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Tribune Showprint Posters: After Despair & This Project Signed lower right side. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black Male' at the Whitney Muse

Two Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Hatch Show Prints: Throwin' Bricks, Assault & Battery Signed lower right. Pope's work gained international exposure in 'Black Male' at the Whitney Museum of A

Two 1998 Carl Pope (African American, b. 1961) Photograph C-Prints: Coca-Cola Cool Zone & Sit On It King's Island Racer Amusement Park rollercoaster ride. Signed and dated lower right. Pope's work gai

Two (2) Southern Outsider Folk art acrylic on board paintings. 1st item: Ruth M. Robinson (Alabama, b. 1952) portrait painting of an African American man named Elijah Stewart depicting the sitter atti

Claude Clark Mask with Metal 1944 watercolor on paper Label on reverse Condition: the work has been supported on the back in two places with paper backing; repairs have been made, as pictured, to the

Standard glaze stein decorated with a pair of young African Americans enjoying what appears to be ice cream, the work of Bruce Horsfall in 1895. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the da

A big collection of vintage African American books, works of Lewis Edward Scott, all signed by the author. Total of eleven items. Black Family Letters From Boston, 1994, two copies. Reflections and Ra

GIRL WITH A GUITAR, gouache on card, 18 x 14”; DANCERS, gouache on paper, 13 ½ x 17”; Both framed. (2)

[PIRACY -- AMERICAN]. Two works relating to acts of piracy perpetrated on Americans, comprising: 1. [PARKER, George G.] Piratical Barbarity or the Female Captive Comprising the particulars of the capt

Sandi Pierantozi (American/Philadelphia) Two Works: 1) Porcelain Watering Can, 2013, signed. Size: 5.5'' x 2.25'' x 5.5'' (14 x 6 x 14 cm); 2) Porcelain Ewer, 2017, signed. Size: 4.25'' x 3'' x 5.5''

Nine Contemporary African American Works. c. 1960-90's. Punched tin, wire and bead basket, bottle cap figure and painted mixed media boxes. Shredded tin can purse in center displayed at the Beach Inst

each: etching on paper; unsigned; one depicting a man in a cowboy hat and the other a man with a head scarf Each plate: 8 x 5 1/2 in. (20.3 x 14 cm.), Frame: 22 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. (57.2 x 52.1 cm.)

Mel Ramos (American, 1935-2018)Two Works. 'Toucan Better Than One' and 'Velasquez Vision', color lithographs, pencil signed lower right; the first dated '69 and numbered 74/100, the second numbered 23

Irene Rice Pereira American, 1902-1971 (i) Reflections of a Divine Idea, 1962 Signed Pereira, dated 8/25/62, and inscribed as titled (lr) Gouache on paper Sight 25 3/8 x 20 3/4 inches (64.5 x 52.7 cm)

each: a Westinghouse Commission, color screenprint, framed under double-sided glass, hand-signed; the first: Francis Bacon, "All Rising to a Great Place is by a Winding Stair", archive no. 72-W-5, 197

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) Two Works. Two paint and marker cut out constructions including 'Rabbit' and 'Bird', both signed and dated 1988 and 1990 (respectively) en verso Rabbit: 7" x 5" x