African American Folk Art Assemblage

found in Columbia, South Carolina in an African American church yad sale. Ca. 1980. Purchased directly from the African American church family. 7"H x 12"L x 8 1/2"W

Mary L Proctor assemblage collage on tin. Various found objects heavy paint. Cut out and painted tins. Large and heavy. This can hang it has a heavy duty wire on the back that will let it hang and dis

discorvered in Eastern North Carolina. Very Naive construction ca. 1890 to 1910. original white paint. Very folky one door design. Tins are very naïve. 68"H, width of front 37.5", depth 17"

A RARE AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK ART COLLECTION, CIRCA 1900 Consisting of 6 Individual crafted pieces each with ink filled sketches of what appears to be family members all on piano keys. (1) Sliding penc

Last half of19th century, likely Charleston area South Carolina. The piece having an interesting star pattern in varying fabrics. Open work stitch and backed with homespun cloth. Some wear to the fabr

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century, Vintage African-American Folk Art Style Pictorial Sampler, Original Frame, Very Fine. Original vintage African-

MARY FRANCIS ROBERSON (B 1943 TEXAS) AFRICAN - AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTING. INAGE 24" X 20" FRAMED 28" X 24" . IN HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE OR FREE PICK UP

AN AMERICAN FOLK ART ASSEMBLAGE, "Slugger," 1991, pine and cypress woods, verso titled, signed and dated, "Slugger, Mandēe Carron, 1991", height: 35 1/2", width: 11 1/4", depth: 3". Provenance: A

African American folk art cloth doll w shoe button eyes, orig plaid dress, stitched eyes, pinched nose, twill face & cotton body in red pantaloons - 22" tall

A 19th century African American Folk Art carved doll. Male carved wooden figure with rope joined stuffed cloth arms and polychrome painted finish. Wear and some damage, lacks original base. 15" long.

Black History African-American "Folk Art" Pictorial Sampler c. 1900 Turn-of-the Century Vintage African-American "Folk Art" Style Pictorial Sampler, in its Original Frame, Very Fine. Vintage African-A

Circa 1910, oval hand carved hardwood frame in original ebonized paint finish with floral and scroll relief carving, with early silver gelatin shoulder length photograph of a young African American la

North Carolina Folk Artist Jeff Williams. Signed at base in scratch Jeff Williams. painted. swan. Length 8", height 16"

African American folk art outsider figural landscape painting. Circa 1960s. Mixed technique on paper board. Framed under glass. Dimensions: framed: 28 in. x 20 3/4 in., sight: 22 1/2 in. x 15 1/4 in.

Late 19th c. Rag Doll, depicting an African American man, in leather and mixed fabrics, with button eyes, stitched nose and mouth, 18" high. Fabric wear, deterioration and losses; surface wear.

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, United States, ca. late 20th century CE. This mosaic crockpot or jug is a wonderful piece of African American folk-art hand-made using sentimental items fr

TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN-AMERICAN FOLK ART DOLLS, 18" EACH

Dramatic vintage American folk art landscape painting. Depicting a house by a cemetery at night during a lightning storm. The souls of the deceased appear to be rising from their graves as angels. the

African American urban folk art oil painting signed by the artist, Willis A. Smith (American, 20th century). Oil on canvas. Young African-American boy in his Sunday Best. Dimensions: 36 inches x 16 in

African American Folk Art Head Sculpture. Detailed Carved Dense Wood. Base Signed with S Monogram. Height 8". Dark Patina.

20th Century ( 1990 ) African American Folk Art, Fruit, oil on canvas painting by James Malone. ( Atlanta, Ga 1930 - 2011 ) Signed lower right. 12" X 16" in 16" X 20" white wood frame. This painting w

African American man . Title: African American Folk Art. Medium: Oil on Canvas. Size: 25.75 X 17.75. Signature: Illegible. Artist: Jane. Unframed.

folk art doll made in North Carolina by an african american artist. Stitched eyes and mouth. 16" tall

Early to mid 20th century, likely Southern states. A very interesting glazed pottery folk art head on stand reading at the base ÒBy Mr. Jimmy Copeland The most soul you ever saw in a good while, Jimm