Lenore Tawney fiber art American

Lenore Tawney (American, 1907-2007). An original mixed media fiber art, papier mache and lucite sculpture. Titled, "Shrine XIV," with black and white threading supporting a papier mache goddess figure

Also includes Gilded Lions And Jeweled Horses. American Folk Marquetry Masterpieces In Wood. MG. From the estate of Lois Lehrman Grass Harrisburg, PA. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms

The loomed wearable art weaving described by the maker as a Ceremonial Carpet Coat, medium/large in size, inspired by traditional Chief's blanket designs, loomed in wool, lined in silk, adorned with t

21 x 21 in

Vintage mixed media and woven fiber arts sculpture by Laurie Fowler and Bill Thelen (20th to 21st century American) Three dimensional contemporary vintage design in black and grey free form shapes wit

*Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.), "Five Figures", 2008, depicts five African American figures in bold polychrome string and ribbon outfits complete with hats and turbans, blac

*Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.), "Three Figures", 2008, depicts three African American figures in magenta string and ribbon garbs complete with headdresses, fiber accents of

Rondell Fiber Art by Ron Witherspoon (American, 20th C.) "Three Figures" depicts three African American figures in bold polychrome string and ribbon outfits complete with hats and turbans, black paper

Silk, Louise (American/Pittsburgh, contemporary), Fleeting Forms, 1984, fiber/fabric art, signed in thread lower right, and titled, dated and signed on label attached to the reverse, 26 x 40 inches, u

Artist unknown (origin unknown, possibly American studio movement, 20th c.) Mid century fabric art wall hanging. From a San Francisco Bay Area female architect's estate. Woven wool yarn. c1960s M

Joyce Crain (American, 20th century). "Microchip" - late 20th / early 21st century, mixed media, apparently unsigned. Fiber art wall hanging made up of elaborate multi layered wire grids incorporating

Joyce Crain (American, 20th century). "Boolean Array" - late 20th / early 21st century, mixed media, signed on verso lower left. Fiber art wall hanging made up of elaborate multi layered wire grids in

Don Freedman (American, b. 1937). Mid-century Modern woven wool fiber art wall hanging or tapestry.Length: 44 in x width: 29 1/2 in.

"Description:Dindga McCannon is an Afro-American American artist, who works with different techniques and procedures, such as vegetable and synthetic fibers, mural art, textiles, crafts and jewelry, a

Description:Dindga McCannon is an Afro-American American artist, who works with different techniques and procedures, such as vegetable and synthetic fibers, mural art, textiles, crafts and jewelry, am

Brazilian Kayapo Indian Ceremonial Headdress, Xingu River Area. Mid 20th C. Plant fiber, reeds and feathers.Provenance: Michael D. Higgins, American Indian Art, Tucson, AZ. Size: 30'' x 21'', 76 x 53

Nice example of Native American Indian cultural art depicting a standing figure dressed in ceremonial dance ritual garb with real feathers, brass accents, red felt sash, fiber threads around the knees

Pair of dyed paper sculptures by Tom W. Graboski (American Miami 20th Century) "Red Bow" and "Blue Bow" sculptures feature paper fiber in a contemporary modernist style dyed in bright rainbow of color

After Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Turquoise Tapestry, 1975, CAC Publications/Bon Art Hand-woven maguey fiber 57 x 84 inches (144.8 x 213.4

After Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Balloons Tapestry, 1975, CAC Publications/Bon Art Hand-woven maguey fiber 84 x 56 inches (213.4 x 142.2

Szesko, Lenore Rundle (American, 1933–2012). Vintage Folk Art Wooden Rocking Horse. Hand carved wood with ornately painted decorations in various colors. Length 38”. Fine.

USA, Early 20th Century fibers 65” x 80” Folk Art patchwork quilt with geometric motif and pink and blue yarn flourishes. Tags: african american style, black, quiltmaking, antique, textile

Alexander Calder, American (1898-1976). Handwoven Jute Maguey tapestry with embroidered copyright mark 66/100 CA 75. Cloth tag on verso 'Bon Art Woven Art Hand Crafts of Maguey Fiber Made in Guatemala

(after) Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Swirl, 1975 Hand-woven maguey fiber tapestry ed. 14 of 100 58 x 86 (in) Intialed and dated CA 75, lower right Copyright symbol, upper left. Published by