Group of six (6) Carew Rice (South Carolina, 1899-1971) silhouettes on card stock, all signed, with varying dates and titles. Includes two (2) male profile silhouettes of the same sitter dated 1969, one (1) female profile silhouette dated "1955," housed in a paper portfolio, one (1) image of a cat titled "Meyow!" dated "1967," one (1) image of young lovers titled "Aint Love Grand", and one (1) landscape image with two deer in a forest with mossy trees., housed in a contemporary gilt frame. Ranging in size from 5 3/4" H x 4 1/4" W to 8 1/4" H x 5" W. Biography: Carew Rice is known as one of America's leading silhouette artists. His artistic training began at the University of Chattanooga where he is said to have taken an art course as an elective. Prompted by a professor's comment that most people identify their friends by profiles, Rice began cutting silhouettes of his friends. Rice is most commonly associated with South Carolina, where he born, and where he later became a folk-singer and story-teller in addition to creating intricate silhouette portraits and landscapes of Lowcountry landscapes. His figurative silhouettes were eagerly sought by Charleston society and collectors throughout the world during his lifetime. He died at his home, Brick House Plantation, in South Carolina in 1971.

All in overall good condition. Some with minor areas of lifting. The lover's scene has been re-adhered to the cardstock in one area. the deer landscape with minute loss in upper left side. Some with minor toning and light staining.