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OSPAAAL Afro-American people propaganda political movement poster, supports the day of solidarity (August 18) for the Afro-American people, original 1968 printing, published by OSPAAAL-Organization of

OSPAAAL Afro-American people propaganda political movement poster, supports the day of solidarity (August 18) for the Afro-American people, original 1968 printing, published by OSPAAAL-Organization of

Two OSPAAAL propaganda political movement posters, supports the day of solidarity (August 18) for the Afro-American people, original 1968 printing, artist unknown and the day of solidarity (February 6

NEIMAN, LeRoy (American, 1921-2012). “Reno” Signed Pencil Study of People Gambling in a Casino. [Ca. 1960s] Pencil on cardstock. Signed by the artist at the lower right corner. 15 ½ x

Attributed to William Pope, American, born 1955, oil painting on board, The People You Love Become Ghosts Inside of You and Like This You Keep Them Alive. Signed upper left. Framed. William Pope is kn

First half 20th Century. Depicting a portrait bust of a Afro-American youth, on a wood base. Height 10 in., Width 6.5 in., Height overall 17 in. (Cond: some damage to corners of base)

William J. Linton. ''American Wood Engraving: A Victorian History.'' Introduction by Nancy Carlson Schrock. The American Life Foundatio & Study Institute, 1976, New York, NY. Hardbound with dust jacke

(lot of 2) Roy de Forest, (American, 1930-2007), Black and White Figural Studies with Dogs and People, 1951, monotypes, each pencil signed lower right, dated lower center (March/51), images: 12"h x 21

A very old study of Native Americans - 5 Volume Set. 1st Edition set published in 1886. Titled Bancroft's Works, they provide interesting reading about various Native American peoples. A scholarly pre

WPA Era Mural Study Painting of Native Americans, American, 20th Century School, oil on artist board, depicting indigenous people in native costumes, in a woodland setting, unsigned. This work was lik

Title: Introduction to the Study of Sign Language among the North American Indians as Illustarting the Gestur Speech of Mankind (Offprint) Description: Paperback. Offprint Edition. Stapled booklet. De

Unusual folk art waking stick. Carved and painted Afro-American hand holding a yellow ball. American, late 19th century. L 34-3/8". Condition: Original including paint.

Oil on canvas. 24'' x 18''. Signed lower left.

Afro-American folk art carved and painted stool. Dated '5-17-49' on side of seat. Found in Georgia. Condition: Minor imperfections. H 16-1/8" W 13" D 10-1/4".

Norma Morgan, Afro American Artist , Lithograph #2 / 50; Vixen Tor Dartmoor. Pencil signed, numbered, titled. Also signed in plate NM, original framing. size: 17.5x29 image, 26.25x37.25 outside frame

Antique Afro American geometric quilt. Vera Tharpe, Benton County, Tenn. circa 1920. H 81" W 93". Condition: Excellent original condition. Minor imperfections. Copy and paste this link for high-res im

This is a very odd and primitive quilt. I've owned this quilt for some 30+years. When I bought it, I was told it was African American. I have no way of proving this is true It is however, the most pri

Folk art bust of an Afro American child. Carved stone. American. Circa 1900. H 19-7/8" W 9-1/2" D 11-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sc

Leonard Howard Reedy (American, 1899 - 1956) : Native American Studies. Watercolor and pencil on paper, signed in pencil, matted and framed. Leonard Reedy was a landscape and figure painter, born in C

Afro-American modernist watercolor of a dock worker. 1945. Signed and dated lower right corner. Frame: H 36-1/4" W 30-1/4". Sight: H 20-1/2" W 18-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste l

O.J. SIMPSON SUPER PRO VINTAGE SHINDANA "ACTION FIGURE" DATED 1975. Dr J Action Figure, Diana Ross, Flip Wilson / Geraldine Doll, Mr. T action figure, Muhamad Ali Boxing Ring & Bop Bag. All items have

John Holyfield (American, born 1969) a pair of giclee prints on canvas depicting Afro-American scenes. The first: Blessing II, titled lower to the center, signed and signed in the print lower right an

VICTORIAN PAINTED CAST IRON FIGURAL AFRO AMERICAN CARD TRAY, C. 1870/80, H. 9" W. 5"