Three African-American Works of Art.

Three Titles on African-American Artas follows: A History of African-American Artists, From 1792 to the Present (1993); The Highwaymen: Florida's African-American Landscape Painters (2001); Harold New

Three purple American Art Works tin litho trays that read "A Flavor You Can't Forget" including 1 - featuring a hand holding a bottle, 1 - featuring a mother and daughter near a fountain, and 1 - feat

Each approx. 10-1/2" x 13-1/4". Three are marked "American Art Works", and of the three, two are dated 1940 and 1941. The others are not. All show edge and surface wear throughout with scuffs, scratch

African-American men at work, in tramp art frame. 8.5" H X 16" W (19" X 23"). (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)

William CarlsonAmerican, b. 1950Three WorksArt glass, mineral, each signedTabletop sculptures in the form of a sphere with granite layering, a trapezoid, and another abstract form.Largest: 4 3/4 x 3 1

Brian Dowdall (American, 1948-2018), Three Folk Art Worksto include two paintings that are acrylic on upcycled cardboard pizza box lids, with printed elements from pizza box in background, signed at l

*Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.), "Three Figures", 2008, depicts three African American figures in magenta string and ribbon garbs complete with headdresses, fiber accents of

A set of five 1970s African-American art prints. Each image is a collage of objects and portraits of people related to the Black history of the US. Signed Letty in the lower right, three out of five p

Milton Glaser (1929-2020)Group of three works: portraits of African American performersThe first, signed, "Milton Glaser", l.r., ink on paper; the second, signed, "Milton Glaser", l.r., crayon (?) on

African American. These works are part of a very large collection that were found in binders.

African American. These works are part of a very large collection that were found in binders. 8.5" x 11"

African American. These works are part of a very large collection that were found in binders. Matted to 8.5" x 11"

Two (2) Southern Outsider Folk art acrylic on board paintings. 1st item: Ruth M. Robinson (Alabama, b. 1952) portrait painting of an African American man named Elijah Stewart depicting the sitter atti

Heading: (African American – WPA Artist, 1937-1939) Author: Blackburn, Robert Title: WPA-type Drawings and Designs by Robert Blackburn Appearing in Catalogs and Periodicals Place Published: Bronx, N

Drawing on paper 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 in, manner of Samella Sanders Lewis (born February 27, 1924) is an African-American artist, and art historian. She works primarily as a printmaker and painter. She has b

Intense and striking original drawing in the manner of the famous African-American artist Charles White. This is not a print or giclee yet an original work of art! Medium: Drawing on paper. Edition: U

Possibly African American Blue Jean Work Clothing Scrap Quilt. Hand-sewn scraps from blue jean pants and overalls. Heavy weight quilt. Overall great condition. 66" w x 80" h. Visual Modern Art! Est. 1

South Carolina circa 1940’s. Oil on canvas. Impressionist work. African American figures. 18 x 14 in. (framed), 16 x 12 in. (canvas)

Munyon’s Homeopathic Home Remedies. [Coshocton: American Art Works, ca. 1910s]. Lithographed tin cabinet with three drawers with dividers for various remedies on wooden frame and base. Approxima

VINTAGE BEER ADVERTISING SERVING TRAYS, LOT OF THREE, comprising "GOLDEN AGE", "MOUNT CARBON", and "COLUMBIA" examples, Golden Age marked for American Art Works, Coshocton, OH. Circa 1935. Columbia 13

CAST IRON FIGURAL ANDIRONS, DATED 1928, PAIR, H 17", D 23":Black folk art, marked Thomasville Iron Works, Thomasville, GA. Depicts African American figures, trade mark on the billet bars.

Made by the American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio. Very good condition with about three small scuffs. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 9 -1/4" x 6 -1/4".

Both feature a black and white dog graphic that reads "A Dog'on good drink" and "Moragne did it". Circa 1941 by American Art Works Inc., Coshocton, Ohio 4-41. Red and gold with very few signs of wear,

Three folk art memory jugs, likely African American, which was their tradition in preserving the memory of a loved one, mid to late 19th century. These jugs, as they are referred to, are 2 early bottl