Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Going To Church.

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen (1908-1993). Going To Church. Signed. Not dated. Heavy oil on canvas with varnish. Excellent condition. 33" x 33" with frame. Provenance: Stephanie Smithers Collection. Est. $3

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Cotton Harvest In Texas. 1977. Initialed on front and signed and titled on verso. Paint on Masonite. Stray paint marks on upper left, otherwise excellent condition. Provenance

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Cattle Scene. Initialed. Oil on Masonite. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 25"w x 17"h. Est. $1,000-3,000. Ship: $55

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Cotton Gin. 1978. Signed and dated. Oil on canvas. Minor paint crazing on gin building, otherwise excellent condition. Provenance: Webb Gallery. Image is 24"w x 20"h. Frame is

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen (1908-1993). The Swimming Hole. 1971. Signed and dated. Oil on masonite. Excellent condition. Image is 24"w x 17"h. Frame is 27"w x 20"h. Provenance: Chappell Hill Historical S

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. (1908-1993). Cowboy. Initialed. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 26" w x 20.5" h. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $65

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Cotton Picking. Initialed. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. Image is 20"w x 16"h. Frame is 24"w x 20"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $55

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen Cattle Scene oil on artist's board 16 h × 24 w in (41 × 61 cm) Signed to lower right. This work will ship from Toomey & Co. in Chicago, Illino

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. (1908-1993, Alabama) The Last Supper. 1979. Initialed and dated on verso. Heavy oil and varnish on canvas panel. Slight alligatoring of varnish and very minor warping of board

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Couple In Front of White House. Initialed. Paint on board. Minor rubs in tree top, otherwise great condition. Image is 32"w x 24"h. Frame is 35"w x 26"h. Provenance: Chappell

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen. Plowing The Field. 1976. Signed and dated. Oil on masonite. Great condition. 23.5"w x 18.5"h. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $55

Rev. Johnnie Swearingen.(1908-1993 -Texas)Baseball Game With All African American Players.1978. Initialed and dated.Oil on canvas.Small paint chip upper left side.Middle section has some minor scuffin

Johnnie Swearingen. Blue Church. Initialed. Oil on canvas. Repair lower left corner, otherwise good condition. Size with frame is 49"w x 37"h. Est. $2,000-4,000. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Reverend Johnnie Swearingen American, 1908-1993 Portrait of Billy Rosenbaum, Washington County, Texas Sheriff, circa 1985 Initialed J.SS (ur), signed Johnnie Swearingen on the frame Oil on Masonite 20

Gullah wood burning, painted Ca. 2011. Early Branch, SC. 12" x 9"

Two (2) Folk Art or Outsider Art pieces, including one (1) Shane Campbell House of Blues sculpture and one (1) Reverend Johnny Inexplicable Southern Phenomenon painting. 1st item: Shane "Slick" Campbe

Clementine Hunter. Going to Church. c.1980. Monogrammed. Oil on canvas. Very minor canvas dent at church step, otherwise excellent condition. Image is 20" w x 16" h. Size with frame is 22" w x 18" h.

Wisconsin artist Earl Raine, dated 1938. 25? x 21 _? oil on board with a second painting on back.

Bernice Sims. Going To Church. Signed. Not dated. Paint on Masonite in window frame. Excellent condition. 34” x 24”. Proceeds go to Paradise Garden Foundation. Est. $500-800. Ship: $85

A. Cattini. Going To Church In The Snow. Signed. Acrylic on canvas panel. Great condition. 19" x 16". Provenance: Yolanda Saul Gallery, formerly in Chicago. Anonymous donor, proceeds to benefit Intuit

A. Cattini. Going To Church At Night. 1975. Signed and dated. Acrylic on canvas panel. Excellent condition. 25" w x 21" h with frame. Provenance: Yolanda Saul Gallery, formerly in Chicago. Anonymous d

Billie Brewster. Going To Church. 2001. Signed and dated. Oil on canvas. Excellent condition. 20" w x 16" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Frame: 21"x16" Image: 14 1/2"x9". Plate signed. Creases across the image horizontally & vertically. .25" tear to the bottom edge.

On Going To Church Presentation signed by Elbert Hubbard on f/fly. "To Mrs. Welton C. Percy". Published in the first year of the press. The edition was pirated by Hubbard