CURTIS E. JAMES, African American Father & Child

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

Signed print. Gallery label on back. 7 1/2 x 9 3/4 in (sight), 14 1/2 x 17 in. (framed)

Early and important Richard E. Roebuck Folk Art Painting of Heartwell Georgia. Highly sought after African American Folk Artist Richard E. Roebuck painting of a African American child with a candle an

Illegibly signed 20th century composition sculpture depicting an African American family comprising father, mother, and child, mounted to rectangular stone base, bearing illegible signature at side. O

John Woodrow Wilson (1922-2015 American) ''Child with Father'' 1968 Lithograph 10''x13.75'' Image. A scarce image of an African American child. Pencil signed, titled and numbered 38 of 54 edition lowe

Early 20th century, likely Georgia or Carolinas. Oil on board signed E. G. Cantrell. The piece depicts an African American woman with her children walking across a field with a dog in front. Signed lo

From copyrighted photos 1910 E.l. Curtis Native American . Umathla Girl , on Sepia paper. Cayuse mother & Child mounted on paper mounted in inlaid frames. Dimensions: 18 inches wide x 21. 5 inches hig

Includes 19 stereotypical caricature scenes, e.g. Thanksgiving card depicting African Amer. chef with turkey, "Air Raid and Black Out" depicting African Amer. child with his trousers hanging down in b

Curtis Jere (American, 1910-2008) A bronze sculpture of a child at play raised on wood base circa 1969. Having a plate on base marked C. Jere '69. Provenance: From the original collection of Richard

Ernest "Popeye" Reed (American, 1919-1985) Mother Holding Child carved stone signed E. REED on plinth base.   Height 15 inches Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Kentuc

STOCKWELL, Catherine Haynes, (American, 1895-1983): African-American Female Child Eating a Slice of Watermelon, Oil/Board, 7.5" x 4.875", signed lower right, unframed.

Die-cut cardboard lithograph display from Ridges Food. Maker's marked "Forbes Co. Boston." CONDITION: Both pieces of the advertisement are in excellent displayable condition, with good color throughou

This lot includes: (1) Vintage Cast Iron African American Bank Boy Holding Watermelon Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The coin bank has slight rusting around the surface

Hand Painted tintype of African American child, measures 8.25" x 6.50 . From the estate collection of Richard G. Miller's 19th & 20th century hand painted, coloured & tinted photography.

A beautiful pastel portrait of an African American child wearing a sunbonnet, signed Ruth Rogers '59 (Ruth W. Rogers (20th century) was active/lived in California). Good condition. Total frame size 16

This lot includes: (1) Reproduction Cast Iron African American Child Ashtray Condition is used and see photographs for details. The ashtray is in good shape with a few spots of paint flaking. The cham

This mixed-technique image shows a black girl child with arms raised playfully. signed "Karr Katz 2016" lower left. image size 12.25" x 10.25"

[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

Phillips, John Campbell (American, 1873-1949), African-American Children on the Way to School, c.1900, pen and ink on paper, signed by the artist at bottom center, Drawn in Georgetown, SC to lower rig

A framed platinum print of 5 African American children titled in ink "A Naval Review (Copyright)". Size of paper 8 5/8" x 7 1/4" and total frame size 12" x 15". Very good condition, late 19th century,

" No stop for Seeds"1903 real photo

No stop for Seeds1903 real photo

Group of twelve artisan clay and porcelain dollhouse scaled dolls, includes three children and a bride by D. Kubo, African American child by Rohan, clown signed CD, Felicity doll in box and others

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