A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America

A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America offers a stunning presentation of American folk art made primarily in rural areas of New England, the Midwest, and the South between 1800 and 1920. More than sixty

American, circa 1920. Plywood. Untouched, as-found painting of an eagle proudly displaying a banner reading "AMERICA". Gold and black eagle and high relief to America in blue paint. White background w

John A. Taylor - American Folk Art painting of the famous nautical racing clipper ship America in choppy seas . Oil on J. Whatman artist board. Signed lower right. H 12" x L 15"

Art,Painting,Oil On Board,Folk Art America's Cup ? Yacht Race,A fine looking folk art or primitive depiction of a race between two yachts, possibly the Americ'a Cup. In antique, possibly original gold

Estate / Collection: Estate of Kenneth Sausville Comprising a layered tramp art frame, a shadowbox frame, a grain-painted frame, and a peaked frame, three with mirror glass. Height of largest 13 inche

FOLK ART MIRRORAmerica, 20th CenturyPierced and carved wooden frame painted black.Height 12”. Width 11”.

Title: Book "Black Folk Art in America"  Livingston and Beardsley, Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1982 Date/Period: 1982 Material: Soft Cover Book Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $7.00 to anywhere within

refelctions of faith: regllious folk art in america framed print 1984 25x33

Magnum Canvasback John Williams (1858-1937) Cedar Island, VA, c. 1890 18 in. long “The Folk art of America is forever richer because John Williams lived and carved on Cedar Island.” &#8212

Lipman & Winchester. Flowering of American Folk Art. NY: Viking, 1974. Dj. // Earnest. Folk Art in America. Exton: Schiffer, 1984. Dj stained. // Adamson. Handbook of Ohio Sewer Pipe Folk Art. Ohio, 1

Minor shelf wear. Each volume with owners name and address of purchase in black marker largely written on front endpaper, owners blindstamp at various time in text block.Provenance: The Pete Cecere Fo

Water Color America Folk Art of Circus, Signed by F.L. R (Drawing: 20 x 23.8 inches, Frame: 23.8 x 27 inches)

Circa 1880. Attributed to Whitney Reed Corporationm Leominster, Massachusetts. Exhibitions: Reflections of 19th Century America: Folk Art from the Collection of Sybil B. and Arthur B. Kern, Museum of

Four Mexican / Guatemalan Folk Art Masks. Central America, twentieth century. Carved and painted wooden masks of Diablo and other characters. Each approx. 10". Some chipping and insect decay.

(70+) Folk art magazines, including Folk Art Magazine of the American Folk Art Museum, The Clarion America's Folk Art Magazine, mostly 1980s-2000

America's Folk Art Author: Robert L. Polly .ed et al. Illustrations Numerous photos Dated: 1971 Publisher: Country Beautiful Edition:

19th Century America's Cup Folk Art Ship Painting. Oil on Devoe Artist Board. Depicting the Ship America. 12" x 16"

AMERICAN FOLK ART EXHIBITION CATALOGUES, LOT OF 31, including "American Cat-alogue"; "Drawn Home: Fritz Vogt's Rural America"; "Louisiana Folk Art"; etc. Soft covers. Very good to excellent condition.

America School, folk art watercolor, basket of flowers. Signed LRC "John H. Keyser". Sight 13 1/2" x 17".

Unusual folk art mask from South America. 12" H

Lot of five, including the following titles; I Tell My Heart; The Art of Horace Pippin, by Judith E. Stein, 1995; plus Young America; A Folk Art History, by J. Lipman, E.V. Warren & R. Bishop, 1986; p

Includes Handwoven Textiles of Early New England, The Book of Old Silver, Red Wing Stoneware: An Identification Guide, A History of American Pewter, Textiles in America, The Folk Arts and Crafts of Ne

19th century or earlier. figure carved from what appears to be a single cypress root. featuring a seated Indian with rings around neck and large ear gauges. H15 ¾" Note: The practice of elongating th

Vintage Folk Art Print - 1848 Situation of America. Country Americana style. Measures 22 by 34 inches.