Doug Nowlin Folk Art Tank (African American)

made by self taught artist Doug Nowlin of Madison NC. Doug made hundreds of mid size vehicles using wheels from his job site. He would hand make the body but where he worked they had all these plastic

NC African-American artist from Stewart, VA (deceased); Doug worked for city on a bulldozer and collected pieces of scrap metal to make his items; 22" long

wood and other material. Doug Nowlin was an African American in Eden North Carolina that made hundreds of model tanks, trucks and others by hand. Length 12"

hand made, likely by Doug Nowlin. African American ca. 1980. 28"

wood & paint, possibly made by Doug Nowlin, 31" x 14"

Outsider Folk Art African American Subject Matter is initialed, it looks like a backwards \'E\" and an H. The other is unsigned but has the owner\'s name and when it was purchased in 1986. They are bo

Together with a polka dot fabric cat, a bisque head numbered 639, and a Margaret Chase cloth doll body Losses, stains, crack to head, lacking hair, tears, holes Longest: 26"l Provenance: Property from

Carved wooden folk art statue on base of an African American boy wearing patriotic suit holding a tray 20" Condition: See photos Temp No 3050

Title: Mary Proctor Outsider Folk Art African American Figure Mixed Media Description:Mary Proctor Outsider Folk Art African American Figure Mixed Media on plywood.Estate of a prominent Ybor City Tamp

A folk art African American jigger toy depicting a dancing man with hat and glass eyes, red and blank paint appear to be original, 19th century. Some paint wear but overall in good condition. Comes wi

paint on wood panel, 35" x 20"

2 Folk Art African American Barber Advertising Sign Paintings. Oil on wood panel. 16" x 28"

painted face and articulated legs. Shows edge wear. 11 1/2" h

Four contemporary rag dolls made with a combination of new and vintage fabrics, 18" to 24"H

Hand Made Folk Art African American Rag Doll : Description: Appears to be 19th or 20th Century. Hand made and dressed with a flowered bonnet and a checkered shirt and skirt. In very good o

Folk Art African American rodeo cowboy, in the likeness of Willie M. "Bill" Pickett (Texas, Oklahoma, 1870-1932), carved face and limbs, leather chaps and cloth clothing, approx 19"h, 3.5lbs **Note: I

Edward Kennedy American 20th Century - Large Folk Art African American Man Statue of Uncle Tom Playing The Accordion. Hand Carved and Painted. Height 43" x Width 10" x Length 12" Provenance: From The

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

Thomas Alvin Jarrett (1904-1993) Rockvale, TN - articulated wire joints, good patina, signed on right leg 1992, 11" x 3.5"

Early 20th century. One African boy and an African girl, each having hand crafted body. Some discoloration to fabric and some scattered tears to cloth consistent with use and age. L16 1/4" L9"

wooden bag resembling a house beaded handle made by African American Roosevelt Bassett. signed on bottom and dated 2006. 11" x 9"

wooded clutch resembling a house made by African American Roosevelt Basset. signed and dated 2006 11"x9 1/2"

Folk art painting, African American Baseball subject. Oil on canvas. 23 3/4" x 31 3/4".

A great piece of southern folk art by African American Artist Bessie Harvey. a spirit rider on horse. Bessie Harvey born in 1929 died in 1994. best know for her root sculpture. This one is dated 1994