Lewis Smith. Lubecks Brewery Chicago.

Lewis Smith. Lubecks Brewery Chicago. Signed lower right and titled. Crayon on found cardboard paper. Original holes for hanging. Minor expected surface grime, otherwise excellent condition. Large mas

Reference: USBC 92-19 Brewery: Lubeck Brewing Co., Chicago, Illinois Manufacturer/Plant:

Lewis Smith. Ten Drawings. c. 1976. Some are double-sided. Most are ink on paper. All in good to fair condition. Some staining. Largest is 17” x 11”. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Lewis Smith. Double-Sided Harvest Of Values. Signed. Ink and crayon on a found grocery paper bag. Excellent condition. Image is 11.5" w x 16" h . Frame is 17.5" w x 22.5" h. Provenance: Larry & Jane S

Lewis Smith. Side Show. Not signed or dated. Crayon and ink on found brown paper. Excellent condition. 19"w x 24"h with frame. Provenance: Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $300-500. Ship: $4

The Al G. Barnes Circus. 2 Women wrestling by barrel. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on white paper . Each is approximately 11" by 17" in generally very good condition. If you need to

Lewis Smith. YWCA. Not signed or dated. Crayon and ink on found paper bag. Excellent condition. 24"w x 19"h with frame. Provenance: Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $300-500. Ship: $55

Title: Folk Art Diner on Cracker Box by Lewis Smith: Pepsi Cola Provenance/Additional Info: This is a folk art, Outsider Art drawing of a diner on cracker box, with the title and name of Pepsi Cola. I

Lewis Smith. Physical. Not signed or dated. Crayon and ink on found paper bag. Excellent condition. 19"w x 24"h with frame. Provenance: Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $300-500. Ship: $55

Chippewa. 2 Women in water holding a huge snake. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on white paper . Each is approximately 11" by 17" in generally very good condition. If you need to know

These drawings reflect Lewis Smith's preoccupation with muscular women (especially boxers and wrestlers). They are drawn on panels cut from brown paper grocery bags, reflecting his deliberate preferen

Woman Holding a lond ladder. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on white paper . Each is approximately 11" by 17" in generally very good condition. If you need to know the exact dimensions

Item measures approx. 17"h x 12"w. It is a mixed media drawing on a panel cut from a grocery bag. The reverse drawing is titled "Rain Water". Item is signed Lewis Smith.

Lewis Smith American, 1907-1998 Traymore, 1983 Signed Lewis Smith, dated Sep 2 83 and inscribed as titled on the reverse Crayon and ink on Saltine cracker box 9 1/2 x 16 1/4 inches Provenance: America

Lewis Smith. Two Double-Sided Works. Not signed. Crayon and marker on found brown paper bag. Excellent as-found condition. 12" x 17" each. Est. $500-800. Ship: $45

One side has a muscle woman while the other is the emblem of the store. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on panels cut from brown paper bags. Each is approximately 12" by 17", some varyi

Lewis Smith (American, 1907-1998) "C. M. & St. P. 10308," Train car from the C. M. & St. Paul Railway. Mixed media on paper, dated: May 10 1923. Framed. Size: 5'' x 24.5'', 13 x 62 cm (sheet); 8.5'' x

Lewis Smith. Pair of Double Sided Dancing Women. 1981. Not signed. Crayon and ink on brown paper bag. Excellent condition. Average size is 15” x 18”. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Lewis Smith drawing on Brown Paper Bag. 2 sided. On one there is a woman and the words, Ring Side. The other are writings, mostly names. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on panels cut fr

Lewis Smith. Three Wrestling Women. Not signed. Colored pencil and crayon on paper. Excellent condition. Average size is 17" w x 23"h. Est. $400-600. Ship:$75

Title: Mom N Pop on Cracker Box by Lewis Smith Outsider Artist Additional Information: This is a very colorful drawing by the Outsider Art Lewis Smith. It was done on a cracker box. Crackers were a bi

These drawings reflect Lewis Smith's preoccupation with muscular women (especially boxers and wrestlers). They are drawn on panels cut from brown paper grocery bags, reflecting his deliberate preferen

Untitled Muscle Women These drawings reflect Lewis Smith's preoccupation with muscular women (especially boxers and wrestlers). They are drawn on panels cut from brown paper grocery bags, reflecting h

One side has a long legged woman with arms raised. The other a woman holding 2 basketballs. Drawings in crayon, ballpoint ink, and markers on panels cut from brown paper bags. Each is approximately 12