Doug Maytubbie (Choctaw) "Trail of Tears" Painting

Doug Maytubbie (Choctaw, Born 1940-) "Trail of Tears" Watercolor Painting. This painting is signed, "Doug Maytubbie, 89," below Maytubbie's signature Indian ceremonial spear trademark. Doug Maytubbie

Doug Maytubbie (Choctaw, Born 1940-) Indian Watercolor Paintings. The paintings are signed, "Doug Maytubbie," and dated, "87, 88, 89" below Maytubbie's signature Indian ceremonial spear trademark. Dou

Doug Maytubbie (Choctaw, Born 1940-) Pair of Spirits Watercolor Paintings. Beautiful paintings of Indians communing with spirits. The paintings are signed, "Doug Maytubbie, 89," below Maytubbie's sign

Mid/Late 1900s, Gouache painting titled "Trail of Tears." Most figures she even painted in one sitting. Great condition. 22" x 40" (27-1/2" x 45-1/2" framed)

Early 19th collection of documents that includes two maps. The group with no odors and in clean condition. 1) A map with cover note that is hand drawn and lightly colored showing vacant landsaround de

ANTIQUE OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS OF MAN ON HORSE DRAWN WAGON RIDING DOWN A WOODED TRAIL, HAS TEARS & A BACKING APPLIED, SIGNED LOWER RIGHT, APPROXIMATELY 25 1/2 IN X 16 IN IMAGE SIZE

Sam Newton, 1948. Oil on board, "Outgoing Tide". Unframed 24" X 18.25". Slight bow to board, nail holes from original frame. See photos for condition. In house shipping continental U.S. $45 plus insur

Manner of Huang Zhou (Chinese, 1925-1997), Herding Donkeys, ink and color on paper, the left bearing signature and one seal (tears), painting: Height 45cm.Width 39cm, Wood frame Height 92cm. Width 44c

Landscape Trail Oil Painting on Canvas. Signed BUR? NICKELL??-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 18 inches: W: 14 inches ---

"Bridge of Tears" oil painting on canvas by Robert Lebron, 20.75in by 24.75in

A beautiful oil on panel painting "trail of Blue Bonnet field" signed Texas/New York artist Julian Onderdonk (1882-1922), 4" X 7"

Possibly: Lord Frederic Leighton, British (1830-1896) Oil on Canvas, Portrait of a Lady. Signed FL lower left. Needs conservation, prior repairs of tears, in-painting. Measures 36" H, 29" W; frame mea

Gib Singleton (1936-2014) Trail of Tears 1978 The historical Native American theme bronze sculpture signed in the casting and dated 1978 displayed on a walnut base of conforming shape and with brass p

Featuring Large Paintings. Each Panel 115 Inches High X 22 Wide X 1 3/8 Deep. Some Tears To Paintings, Some Repairs, And Some Minor Losses To Inlays. A Few Panels Without Pins Are Reinforced With Hing

Ethel Edwards Oil Painting.Oil on canvas, signed (LL)Overall size is 51" x 35".Condition, scratches and scuffs to frame, frame needs re-gluing, some scratches, marks and one small tear to painting

Doug Johnson (American, B. 1940) original gouache and watercolor on black paper drawing titled "Paternity," signed lower right. This artwork appeared on page 127 of the January 1975 issue of

[ALLEN, Charles]. Hawaii. Circa 1960s. Travel poster depicts a group of surfers catching a huge wave. 37 ½ x 25 ¼”. Linen backed. Repaired tears with over-painting to lower lettering a

JAMES MICHAEL NEWELL (1900-1985) O/C 3 MEN IN ROWBOAT, UNSIGNED, FROM ESTATE IN HUDSON VALLEY IN WHICH THEY ACQUIRED SOME OF HIS WORKS YEARS AGO. PAINTING HAS TEARS, SMALL HOLES, AND IN PARTS PULLING

Painting, sail race, James Edward Buttersworth, oil on paper board, in restored condition (had tear through center), painting is 11.75" by 18.25" (sight)

Oil on canvas portrait of a young woman 19th c., mounted in a period frame 36" x 27.5" sight size / 47" x 39" overall Condition: frame has losses, painting has tear and repair to top right

POSTLE, Joy, (American, 1896-1989): Trail Through Florida Scrub, Gouache, sight size 15.5" x 19.5", signed lower right, framed, 18.25" x 22".

DOUG KINGSBURY ABSTRACT ACRYCLIC ON CANVAS PAINTING Height: 66 1/2 in. by Width: 50 in. by Depth: 2 in.

DOUG KINGSBURY ABSTRACT ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PAINTING Height: 48 in. by Width: 36 in. by Depth: 1 in.

For your consideration is a unique oil on wood titled Grey Doug, dated 8-18-90, and signed on the verso by California artist Julian Hills. This painting was acquired from a curator and gallery owner f