Judy Black Childress, Woman with Hens, 1994

Signed and dated 1994 on base. 32" h x 14 1/4" w x 6 1/4" d.

Woman in pink ruffled dress with black hat. Title of figure and Royal Doulton backstamp on bottom. Diane was an exclusive for the Royal Doulton Collectors Club Artist: Nada Pedley Issued: 1994 Dimensi

Ca. 1937. Original black and white MGM period photo by Clarence Bull, both signed by each actress in 1937. Reads To Ida ( Ida Ranous (Kay) Koverman (Known as the woman who ran MGM).

CONTEMPORARY STENCIL-DECORATED CARDBOARD BOXES, GRADUATED SET OF THREE, featuring sunflowers, black birds, and hearts, additional sponged decoration, largest signed "Judy Johnson, 1994, in the Shenand

Artist: Elizabeth Catlett, American (1915 - 2012) Title: The Young Black Woman Speaks Year: 1961 Medium: Stone Lithograph on Wove Paper Image Size: 12.75 x 9.75 inches Frame Size: 19.5 x 17.25 inches

Conserved by Casey Allen Waters, Exeter NH in July 2008 with notes on seal verso.

PHOEBE TOBIN GOUACHE ON BOARD, BLACK WOMAN WITH CHILDREN IN HALLWAY, DATED 1952, IN PERIOD FRAME, PAINTING MEASURES 9" X 6 1/2", AS PICTURED, FROM WOODSTOCK NEW YORK ARTIST ESTATE

CATLETT, Elizabeth (American, 1915-2012). “I am the Black woman.” [originally created in 1946, this linocut was printed in 1989]. Linocut in black and brown on cream wove paper. Signed and

Elizabeth Catlett (1915-2012) "And A Special Fear for My Loved Ones''- linocut, 1946, signed, dated, titled and numbered 13/20 in pencil, from the suite ''I am The Black Woman'', very good condition.

LOT OF EARLY CDV PHOTOS - INCLUDES PORTRAITS OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, INCLUDING ONE BLACK WOMAN AND A BEARDED LADY OR MAN - IMPERFECTIONS

A great Civil War date, c. 1865, CDV showing an older female Black woman wearing a bonnet and patterned dress identified on verso, as "Old Aunt Coly" and "for my children." Unfortunately, there is no

9 Business Card Size Tintypes of Black Men, Woman and Children

Stepan Dmitrievich Erzia Nefyodov (Russian 1876–1959) large carved hardwood bust of a woman on black marble base, signed. Bust 19” H x 14.5” diameter. Base 8” H x 10.25” W x 10.25” D Note:

Oil on canvas, portrait of a woman in black hat and black coat, signed lower right, Robert Henri. Signed and titled on back, “Maria of Connemara”. Stretcher 24” x 20”, Overall

Gilt bronze sculpture, Female Torso, signed in the cast C. Umlauf (Charles Umlauf, Michigan, Texas, 1911-1994), on black stone base, bronze: 14.25"h, overall: approx 15.5"h, 10"w, 7"d, 18lbs **Provena

Henri Matisse (France 1869-1954) "Head of a Woman," original black and white lithograph, edition 17/200, pencil signed by the artist lower right, 15 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w sight

Allan Houser (1914-1994) - Sleeping Woman, 1979, 6.25" x 14" x 8.25" bronze. Edition 5 of 20. Signed, dated, and numbered with foundry's mark on interior. Weighs 15 pounds. Proceeds from the sale of t

Mira Nakashima Lounge Rocker with Left Arm Nakashima StudioUSA, 1994American black walnut, myrtle burl, hickory 33.5 h × 31 w × 32 d in (85 × 79 × 81 cm) Rocker f

Nancy Youngblood (b. 1955) - Santa Clara Black Melon Jar c. 1994, Description/Condition: This melon jar has 16 ribs. This pottery is in excellent condition. Signed by the artist on the bottom. Provena

sgn. and dated on ball; in pink and red with black lip wraps, Seattle, 1994; largest 9.5"h; 18.5"w; 12" d We have detected a tiny flaw in the base of one of the smaller shells Provenance; Rago Arts an

A compelling oil painting on canvas depicts a seated woman alongside a black dog, measuring 21 x 18 inches. The artwork is signed in the lower right corner and is part of a private collection in Spain

Jeanne Davies (Pennsylvania/New Jersey, b. 1936) oil on canvas painting titled "Home" depicting a woman with a black Scottish Terrier on a leash and two children standing before a wooden house surroun

3 Framed pictures by Ray Whitledge, all three are the large frames Faux Masterpiece. The smaller frames are a variety including a Victorian doll, Victorian children, Black and white Victorian woman, l

Unrecorded Civil War Era American Playing Cards. N.p., ca. 1860s. 52. Color lithography. Depictions of Black and white men, women, and children, apparently of the American South, including servants (o