Carew Rice. Ain't Love Grand Silhouette.

Carew Rice (1899-1971). Ain't Love Grand. 1944. Signed, dated and titled. Silhouette cut out. Excellent condition. Card size is 4" x 6". Est. $3,000-5,000. Ship: $35 Carew Rice Rice subtly challenged

Carew Rice Silhouette Print, "Ah Sho is glad Ah Aint Look Like Dat!". Titled, signed, and dated 1969 below image. Framed and matted in frame measures 12 3/4"x11 1/4x1/2". Weight 1 pd 9 oz. PROVENANCE:

Carew Rice Silhouette Print, "Ah Sho is glad Ah Aint Look Like Dat!". Titled, signed, and dated 1969 below image. Framed and matted in frame measures 12 3/4"x11 1/4x1/2". Weight 1 pd 9 oz. PROVENANCE:

Carew Rice (South Carolina, 1899-1971), set of eight glass tumblers, each with silhouette scene featuring Lowcountry South Carolina figures in landscapes and engaged in various activities, each signed

Carew Rice (South Carolina, 1899-1971) glass silhouette pitcher with seven glasses, all depicting landscape scenes of life in South Carolina against white opaque background. Each piece signed "Carew R

Set Of 5 Carew Rice Black Silhouette Drinking Glasses. Lemonade or whisky glasses. Carew Rice (American, 1899-1971). Rice is famous for his traditional South Carolina silhouettes, capturing the life &

(American/South Carolina,1899-1971) including landscapes, people and and animals, each signed lower right "Carew Rice" dated 1963, 1969, 1971, prints on paper, each approximately 8-1/2 x 11 in.; 5 in

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, o

"Ridin' High!". Print of boy in goat cart. Titled, signed, and dated 1964 below image. 5.5" x 7.75" mat opening; 11.5" x 9.75" frame.

[7] Signed CAREW RICE Black Silhouette Drinking Glasses 5.75 inches height. size: 5.75 in. x 2.75 in.

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Seven various works, four are signed. Sold from the collection of a Charleston, South Carolina gentleman.

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette of whitetail deer in the Carolina lowcountry. Signed lower right in the work. Some yellowing but overall good condition. W 13 5/8" H 10 3/4" fram

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette of rabbit hunter with his hounds in the Southern lowcountry swamp. Signed in the work lower right CR. Good overall condition throughout. H7 W5" w

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original silhouette titled, "Carefree Days In The South Carolina Low Country." Very nicely rendered example. The work is titled lower left and signed lower right. Silhouett

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original hand cut silhouette titled "Medicine Mill." Depicting moonshiners in the low country of South Carolina. Signed lower right and dated 1961. Good overall condition,

(South Carolina, 1899-1971 Original cut out silhouette titled, "Yuh Skut Too High!" signed and dated 1969. Good overall condition with only minor lift. H3 1/4" W2 1/4" (image only) H9 3/4" W7 3/4" (wi

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette titled "Wegetubble Waggin In a South Carolina Lowcountry Town." Signed lower right and dedicated. Some yellowing and slight color difference from

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette featuring a Lowcountry man after a possum hunt with his hound and shotgun. Signed lower right and with early date of 1934. Full margins and unfra

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette featuring young men in the Lowcountry working a mule on a sugar cane mill. Early date of 1934 and signed lower right. Good condition some yellowi

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) signed and titled "In the Marshes" 1945. ducks in marsh framed silhouette. H7" W9"

Country Artistry by Carew Rice 1961 published by Walker, Evans, & Cogswell Company Inc, Charleston, South Carolina. Ten volumes all recently sealed in paper and never opened. The group all have their

LOW COUNTRY ARTISTRY. By Carew Rice. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charleston, 1961. 1st edition., signed by author. (wdj, white cloth, 8x10.5”, unpag., gift inscription fep “For Helen Harman

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Two very intricate cut silhouettes, in the deco style. One is pencil signed while the other is unsigned. Some staining to the paper, the cut outs are in good condition espe

(South Carolina, 1899-1971)Original Hand Cut Fiddle player and hog atop whiskey still. Very nicely rendered example, signed lower right. Good overall condition some slight yellowing to paper consisten