Print of African American Playing Banjo

print ca. 1910, framed in nice antique oak frame - frame 26" x 31"

M in wreath mark, 7 3/4" diameter. Fine condition.

One is a Unique Art Jazzbo-Jim roof dancer. Depicts African American playing banjo, dancing on a roof. Nice lithography. It does have some litho loss and wear to roof. Arms and banjo look original. In

Rare Larry Ledford African American Folk Painting with outstanding detail in the painting of two African American playing the banjo and tambourine, against a oak tree and southern cotton farm sunset.

AFRICAN AMERICAN MAN PLAYING BANJO - MARKED TRENT ON BACK OF TILE

PAINTED ASHTRAY WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN MAN PLAYING BANJO

Depicts an African-American sitting in a chair playing the banjo. Legs are jointed. Mechanism is working and head and hand moves when in operation. There is some crazing and paint wear to the chair bu

Oil on artist board depicting an African American family on their front porch; dad playing banjo, mom sitting in a chair holding baby and other children playing; dog and cat underfoot; signed lower le

Attributed to Bradley & Hubbard, Connecticut, ca. 1880, cast iron. Standing figure of a man with hat and banjo. Traces of original paint. Added Coca Cola and Seth Thomas paper labels and replaced work

AARON DOUGLAS Wood Block Print. African American artist 1899 - 1979. Gray print with 5 black figures with veils. Signed in print Douglas.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 7.25 inches: W: 9 inches ---

Floyd Newkirl Print African American Church Scene 1982 - Measures roughly 19x23"

ONE OF THE EARLIEST ARTICLES ON AFRICAN-AMERICANS PLAYING BASEBALL [AFRICAN AMERICAN BASEBALL]. Oakland Daily News. The “Superior Race” Defeated. Oakland: William Gagan, 20 July 1871. Vol.

folky painting of African Americans playing baseball. 3 large figures bright paint. Signed bottom right 1998 - 35"x31"

Scene of African Americans playing, talking and standing on porch. Title: African Americans. Medium: Etching. Size: 8.125 X 10.438. Signature: SLR. Artist: George Hand Wright. Framed.

This lot includes: (4) Kemble Modern Prints African Americans 1896 Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The prints are modern reproductions of 1896 prints done by Edward W. Ke

Robert Gwathmey, Oil on Board Painting Two African American Boys Playing Guitars, Signed, Framed. size: 20 x 16, 25.5 x 21.75 outside frame. ASKart: Robert Gwathmey (1903 - 1988) was active/lived in N

from an African American estate, Alabama origin. With the label at top JUSTICE. Original paint, condition is equal to its age. Some rust. A fantastic historical item. 34"

[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

Signed lower right. Dated 55. Picture measures 10 3/4" h x 13 3/8" w. Framed measures 16 7/8" h x 19 3/8" w x 1/2" d.

Framed PRINT ON CANVAS NOT PAINTING - 15" x 22"

Willits Designs limited edition sculpture. Modeled as an African American musician playing a saxophone. Composite resin figure, from the "All That Jazz" collection. Limited edition signed and dated 20

Extremely rare Gebruder Heubach "African American Dresser box" 1910s all-bisque 15cm . Brown African-American child playing with a ball between bent legs on the lid, side glancing brown intaglio eyes,

[LITHOGRAPHY]. [AFRICAN-AMERICANA]. Color Lithograph of Four Jazz Musicians, on a Tambourine Background. Springfield, OH: Taber-Prang, 1900. Color lithograph of four African-American joyously playing

A vintage double-sided oil on canvas painting. The front side of this work depicts an older African American gentleman playing an acoustic guitar on his porch at night with a lantern at his side for i