TEXTILE WITH AFRICAN AMERICANS.

Gee's Bend, "Work Clothes", Quilt Collection Wool and Silk Rug, signed "GBQC", numbered "GBQ005" with GBQC cloth label to underside. 9' L x 6' 5" W. Keywords: Textile, African American Art, Quilt, Ame

Gee's Bend Wool Rug with abstract geometric design, signed "GBQC" lower right. 6'9" L x 5'2" W. Keywords: Textile, Quilt, African American Art, Polychrome, Americana, Boykin, Alabama

An estate lot of three (3) antique photographic cabinet card prints with depictions of historical 19th Century African Americans. Includes: one (1) Reverend John Jasper (1812-1901), American religious

[2] Orville Bulman, Oil on Board Paintings African Americans Dancing, Signed Bulman, Framed. size: 10 x 8, 15.5 x 13.5 outside frame. ASKart: Orville Bulman (1904 - 1978) was active/lived in New York,

folk carved cane of an African Americans head ca. 1870 with marks down the shaft of the Smith & Allen Slave and Livestock Sale 35"L

We's Free 1881 wool needlepoint with a great amount of imagery including: African Americans dancing, birds, rabbit, flag, dragonfly, cat, rooster etc. framed 17 x 18 inches (overall)

Heading: Author: Verner, Elizabeth O'Nelll. Title: Ravenal Doorway Charleston Place Published: Charleston, South Carolina Publisher: Date Published: No date Description: Etching

ONE OF THE EARLIEST ARTICLES ON AFRICAN-AMERICANS PLAYING BASEBALL [AFRICAN AMERICAN BASEBALL]. Oakland Daily News. The “Superior Race” Defeated. Oakland: William Gagan, 20 July 1871. Vol.

Painting of African Americans in backyard by Stella Drabkin Painting: 29 1/4" x 35" Frame: 37 1/2" x 43 1/2" Davids notes: This came out of storage unit in Ossining NY, that belonged to Dr. Gregory Si

Marked "SG", most likely for Sam Guntherman. Original clothing is torn and faded. Arms appear to be original. Marked "SG" and "AW" on small plaque on base. Missing mechanism and large piece of shirt o

(86) NEARLY ALL RPPC AFRICAN AMERICANS, AFRICANS, AND RELATED, GROUPS, SINGLE, UNIFORMS, ETC. FROM ESTATE POSTCARD COLLECTION OF ANTHONY "TONY" BASILE OF ALBANY, NEW YORK.

A Very large vintage Ashanti cloth textile, woven from countless small strips of hand woven cotton textiles. A Vintage to antique example with actual use and wear as a royal or prestige garment.Measur

Cleveland Inaugural Photo with Numerous African Americans in Audience, Huge A remarkable inaugural photograph of President Grover Cleveland with over a dozen African American spectators seen in the cr

Slavery Colonization Pamphlet Suggests African Americans Should Pay for Own Emancipation [SLAVERY.] John McDonogh, Self-Emancipation. A Successful Experiment on a Large Estate in Louisiana. Tract repu

Frederick Remington, Oil/c, African American Workers. Oil on canvas painting, Signed, Framed. Size: 13x15 image, 19x21 outside frame

ARCHIBALD MOTLEY (1891-1991) Portrait of an African American woman Oil on artist canvas panel 16" x 12" Signed by Motley in the lower left side

ABSTRACT CITY SCENE, acrylic painting on canvas, signed lower right, 24 x 36”, frame 25 x 37”. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist. From the Stuart Lampert & Stephen Tomar Collection, In

attributed to Augusta Christine Savage (American, 1900-1962), bronze bust sculpture of a young African-American male. Roman Bronze Works, foundry mark to the reverse of the base. 12 1/2" high, 6" wide

Described By: Michelle CNX 1416 6216 Title: Harold Newton Florida Highwaymen African American FL Sunset Palm Landscape Painting Description:Harold Newton Florida Highwaymen African American FL Sunset

Hughie Lee Smith. African American. 1950s beach scene watercolor painting with figures and life guard tower. Signed lower right. Framed under glass. Sight: 12 x 18in. Overall: 19.5 x 26in.

Elizabeth Ogilby (1912-1992 American) ''African American Street Scene'' Oil on Canvas 16''x20'' Image. A charming modernist town scene with African American figures. Signed l.r. Mid century framing 22

12" x 8" x 6" from the Bill Jones collection. An African American ballet box. Found in a Richmond VA estate in the 1990s.

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. LAZIER, H., photographer. CDV of African American Reverend Jermain Loguen, the "king" or "prince" of the Underground Railroad. Syracuse, NY.  2 1/8 x 3 9/16 in. CDV on cardst

HENRY OSSAWA TANNER, African American Man Teaching young African American boy the Banjo. Watercolor painting. Signed with initials: H. O. T. ; matted and framed. size: 15x11 image, 23.25x19.25 outside