[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. CDV of an African American nanny and child. New York, NY:

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. CDV of an African American nanny and child. New York, NY: Fredricks & Co., ca 1864-1866. CDV of an African American woman wearing a slight smile, sitting in a

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. CDV of an African American nanny and child. CDV of an African American nanny seated in a studio, holding a white infant on her lap (rich tonality, light soilin

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. KIMBALL, Myron H., photographer. Isaac and Rosa, Slave Children from New Orleans. New York, NY: George H. Hanes, 1863.  2 1/8 x 3 1/4 in. CDV on cardstock mount (spotting and

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. CDV-sized tintype of a group of men in uniform, incl. African American subject. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. tintype portrait of a group of 10 men dressed in the same uni

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 CDVs of African American women with white infants, comprising:   NEWTON, L., photographer. CDV of a white child embracing an African American woman. Bainbridge,

4" x 2.75" CDV depicting slave children Rebecca, Charley & Rosa from New Orleans, by Kimball, N.Y. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863 by P. Bacon, proceeds from sales devoted to th

19th century and early 20th century Black African American New York/New Jersey area photographs, cabinet cards and tin type.

[AFRICAN AMERICAN]. A group of 2 illustrated books. Including: AVEDON, Richard (1923-2004). BALDWIN, James (1924-1987). Nothing Personal. New York: Atheneum, 1964. 4to. Illustrated throughout with Ave

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. FARACH & LALUMIA, photographers. CDV of New York City police officer. Brooklyn, NY: ca 1860s.  2 1/8 x 3 1/2 in. CDV on cardstock mount (some spotting to upper right portion

Nineteenth century African Americana photograph titled "Solid South" in the negative. Image shows group of 8 African-American children with 3 African-American teenagers as an older African American co

"The Skaters", litho on Rives paper, pencil signed, titled and dated '39, depicting three young African-American children on a New York sidewalk, rounding past battered trash cans, unframed, loose, in

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Ninth plate ambrotype of an African American woman. Ninth plate ambrotype of an African American or mixed race woman. (Cracks to emulsion/surface scratches to

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate outdoor tintype of an African American man with white men in uniform. Ca late 19th century.   2 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. tintype. (Horizontal crease

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Tintype of young African American man, likely occupational. Approx. 2 3/8 x 3 3/8 in. loose tintype (denting to lower left, wear to edges, light surface wear).

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Mounted albumen photograph of African American children playing a game. Ca 1860s. 3 5/16 x 3 5/8 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (light toning, spotting, and soiling to

[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

Lydia Marie Child; "An Appeal in the Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans" by Mrs. Child, New York: Published by John S. Taylor, 1836 (second edition). Green cloth blindstamped binding, gi

marked for Thomas Commeraw, noted African-American New York potter, wth swag design, finger hole handles. 9 1/2" high, 10 1/2" wide, 6" deep. Repairs, chipping. Provenance: Property of Roxbury CT coll

African American String Squares in Bars Crazy quilt, Washington D.C., circa 1890s, cotton. Some staining. 87''h, 66''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY. Catalog note: ''String squares

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY] -- [ART]. A group of 2 items, highlighted by a full plate hand-painted tintype of an African American child. [With:] Lithograph of African American woman with child by Elizabeth O'

Connecticut/New York (1849-1922). Oil on canvas, initialed and dated on the back "RBB 1916". Three quarter portrait of Lincoln with his hand on an African American child. Surface stains and small spla

(New York/Georgia, 1901 - 1986) Oil on board portrait of a young man rendered in New Orleans while at the Newcomb College. The portrait of a young African American child in a blue coat has been brilli

Signed and numbered limited edition woodcut in colors print on paper by Walter Henry Williams (1920-1998 Tennessee / New York / Denmark) "Fighting Cock #3" depicts a young African American child carry

Charcoal on paper 30 x 22 in.From artisanartgallery.com: Curtis E. James originally from Albany, Georgia moved to New York in 1985 to attend Pratt Institute. There he received his BFA and MFA in Fine