Bernice Sims (African American, Alabama) folk art

27" x 21" Bernice Sims gathering under the apple tree.

Taylors Rolling Store painting by Bernice Sims. 22"x 18"

20" x 16" Bernice Sims folk art painting of a church gathering.

Joes Bar - a picture of Bernice attached on verso. 22" x 19"

purchased directly from Bernice on May 4th 2008. signed B. Sims. At the cabin with her dog. 22" x 19"

African American, Alabama. Paint on canvas - strawberry pickers - 18" x 16"

Bernice Sims (Alabama/Louisiana, 1926-2014) very large acrylic on canvas outsider art painting depicting a nighttime tent revival scene with African American figures circled around a central figure at

Bernice Sims (American/Alabama 1926-2014), folk Art painting, "Playing in the Yard", executed in oil on wood board, depicting an outdoor scene with the front porch of a house at center, a figure hangi

Bernice Sims (Alabama, Louisiana 1926-2014) Untitled (Picking Strawberries) Painted metal bucket Dimensions: 12 1/2 inches Diameter: 29 1/2 inches Signed "B.Sims"

7.5x14 paint on wood board. Willie is Jake McCord's brother. African American. Alabama.

Bernice Sims (Alabama, Louisiana 2916-2014), "Picking Cotton", oil and acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20". Signed LRC "B Sims". Provenance: Lynne Ingram Southern Folk Art. From the collection of Janet Dougl

Bernice Sims (American, b. 1926), "Cotton Fields", oil on artist's board, signed to lower left "B. Sims". Folk art painting depicting five figures picking billowing white cotton with blue skies overhe

from an African American estate, Alabama origin. With the label at top JUSTICE. Original paint, condition is equal to its age. Some rust. A fantastic historical item. 34"

Bernice Sims(1926-2014 - Alabama- Social Historian)Turning The Hose On Civil Rights Demonstraters.Signed. Not dated.Oil on canvas.Excellent condition.21” w x 17” h with frame.Est. $600-900.

Bernice Sims(1926-2014 - Alabama- Social Historian)March On Edmund Pettis Bridge.Signed and titled.Oil on canvas.Excellent condition.28” w x 22” h.Est. $600-900. Ship: $55

African American from Montgomery Alabama. Once Married to Mose Tolliver's daughter Annie Tolliver. LW onced lived with Mose back in the 1960s. LW began making his crosses when he served time in prison

12x5 paint on cut tin metal. born Macon, Alabama. African American.

African American from Montgomery Alabama. Once Married to Mose Tolliver's daughter Annie Tolliver. LW onced lived with Mose back in the 1960s. LW began making his crosses when he served time in prison

possibly African American. From an Alabama estate consigned by the same owner of the African American quilts and shoe shine box.28" H X 20.5" TOP DIAM

from an Alabama collection of folk art and self taught art. Ca. 1920-1930. 81" X 65"

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on Thin Plywood 48WX24H

Bernice Sims (1926-2014). Welcome To McKenzie, Alabama. Signed and titled. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. 30"w x 26"h with frame. Provenance: The Davenport / Kemp Collection. Est. $800-1,200. Shi

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on 3/4 Inch Plywood 32WX23H

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on Metal Sign 24WX36H