ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)

ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)
ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)
ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)
ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)
ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)

ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)
This famous artist originally born in Budapest, Hungary, rose to national and international prominence, winning numerous awards between 1930 and the time of his death in 1778. He maintained a studio and gallery in Santa Fe, between 1933 and 1978. His works may be found in museums around the world including, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Raton NM, Galveston and Lubbock TX, Belgium, Jerusalem, Berlin, Paris, Geneva and Rome. Please take the time to research this extremely well accomplished artist on the internet. The last photo in the listing is of the artist, taken from his Christmas card in 1959. The outside dimensions of the frame are: W. 12-1/2 The dimensions on the painted portion which is matted are: W. The front is signed O. HULLENKREMER in the lower right hand corner. Sorry, No International Sales. Please see our other items. Thanks for your in terest in Artique100.
ODON HOLLENKREMER Famous Sante Fe Artist Fiesta on the Plaza (447)

Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century

Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century
Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century
Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century

Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century
This beautiful framed painting is a signed original by the talented artist E. The piece depicts a winter farm scene with landscaped fields and a barnyard. Measuring 10 inches in height and 12 inches in width, this small yet captivating painting is lovely. The artist’s unique style of folk art adds a touch of Americana to any art collection. This handmade acrylic painting is perfect for those who appreciate nature and the beauty of rural life. The painting comes framed and is ready to be displayed in any home or office.
Framed Signed Original Painting Folk Art Artist Board Early 20th Century

S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)

S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)

S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)
” Two Faces” Group Portrait BY FOLK ARTIST S. JONES (cat # 9). This drawing (Two Pink-Yellow Faces) in crayon is signed by S. L Jones #1571 Faces 12 X 18. Jones, born in Franklin County, Virginia. Is known for carving small figures in wood. And is best known for his portrait heads. He also made many drawings. His drawings were created in pencil and crayon on paper. His sculpture and drawings can be found in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. And the Museum of American Folk Art, New York City. Jones died in 1997 at the age of 96 years old. His work has been included in various Exhibits, such as: Transmitters: the Isolate Artist in America, Philadelphia Collage of Art, 1981? – Made With Passion: The Hemphill Folk Art Collection, Passionate Visions of the American South, New Orleans Museum of Art, to name a few. A legend of the American FOLK ART. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
S L JONES Folk Art Outsider artist painting signed Two Faces (cat #9)

Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20

Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20

Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20
Has recaptured his own life experiences growing up in the rural eastern shore of Maryland in the 1930’s and 1940’s as a young migrant laborer. Born in a labor camp in 1932, self-taught artist Alphonso Willums painted his experiences growing up in North Carolina in the 1930’s and 1940s. Willums’ art is owned and exhibited by the Maryland Historical Society, Universities, and Restaurants, but it was largely a cathartic activity he was reluctant to commercialize. Artist signed original oil painting on 12″ x 16″ canvas wrapped panel, canvas size fits ready-made frames – no need for custom framing. This painting is in excellent condition.
Alfonso Willums, Folk Artist (Town) 16X20

African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t

African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t

African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t
Mso-fareast-font-family:”Times New Roman”;color:#767676>Alsonso Willums. Has recaptured his own life experiences growing up on the rural eastern shore of Maryland in the 1930’s and 1940s as a young migrant laborer. Born in a labor camp in 1932, self-taught artist Alphonso Willums painted his experiences growing up in the 1930’s and 1940s. Willums’ art is owned and exhibited by the Maryland Historical Society, Universities, and Restaurants, but it was largely a cathartic activity he was reluctant to commercialize. Artist signed original oil painting on cotton board.
African American Outsider Artist Alphonso Willums (Quilt making) 15w X 12 t

A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame

A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame

A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame
Has recaptured his own life experiences growing up in the rural eastern shore of Maryland in the 1930’s and 1940’s as a young migrant laborer. Born in a labor camp in 1932, self-taught artist Alphonso Willums painted his experiences growing up in the 1930’s and 1940s. Willums’ art is owned and exhibited by the Maryland Historical Society, Universities, and Restaurants, but it was largely a cathartic activity he was reluctant to commercialize. Artist signed original oil painting on 12″ x 16″ canvas wrapped panel, canvas size fits ready-made frames – no need for custom framing.
A. Willums, Folk Artist (Cleaning up the School) 12.5 X 15.5 including the frame

Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House

Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House
Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House
Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House

Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House
Fairly Priced to Sell. 25″ x 31″ x 3. Description: This naïf work by Simon Zoto depicts a New England village with a large red schoolhouse as the focal point of the painting. It is painted in the primitive style of an untrained artist with the buildings and trees reduced to an almost pictographic representation. Surrounding the schoolhouse are a number of traditional clapboard houses as well as a large barn-like structure with trees in the background. He always worked in the primitive or naïf style, always painting scenes of New England in a simpler time.
Rare Large Painting American Folk/Naif/Primitive Artist Simon Zoto School House

Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)

Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)

Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)
Allison Lee Merriweather (Visionary & Outsider Artist). Based in Olympia, Washington State, born in 1962. She is known for her vibrant, intuitive, and dreamlike paintings. Self-described “outsider” artist who works entirely extemporaneously without prior sketching. Her work is filled with whimsical humor, warm surrealism, world cultures, and distinct recurring motifs such as ferocious animals and tiny green grasshoppers. Exhibitions : Has hosted numerous solo shows throughout California, including the Upstairs Gallery, The Lab, and the Wells Fargo Exhibition Room. Her prints have been highlighted at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore.
Artist Allison Merriweatherlarge 24 width X38 length(Colorful Village)

H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme

H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme

H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme
BONTE Haitian Artist Collage Painting features a black ballet dancer as its subject, reflecting themes of women, black women, and dance. This original piece of art, created in 1988 in Haiti, showcases the unique style of Black Caribbean folk art. Handmade and signed by the artist, this medium-sized collage features cut wood sections mounted on a hemp-lined board. The framed artwork, measuring 21 inches in both height and width, captures the essence of Haitian culture and artistic traditions. ORIGINAL WOOD COLLAGE / ASSEMBLAGE ARTWORK MOUNTED ON A HEMP LINED MASONITE BOARD. SIGNED AND DATED 1988. 21″ HIGH X 17 1/4″ WIDE FRAME. 16″ HIGH X 12″ WIDE HEMP LINED MASONITE BOARD.
H. Bonte Haitian Artist Wood Collage Painting Black Ballet Dancer Haiti Clerisme

Orig Oil painting Racing Yacht America by Pennsylvania Artist David Young

Orig Oil painting Racing Yacht America by Pennsylvania Artist David Young
Orig Oil painting Racing Yacht America by Pennsylvania Artist David Young

Orig Oil painting Racing Yacht America by Pennsylvania Artist David Young
Racing Yacht “America” – 1851. An original oil painting by Pennsylvania artist David Young. The “America” was a 19th century racing yacht and the first winner of what was to become known as the America’s Cup, named after its first winner. She was eventually scrapped and burned in 1945. Such was her fame, that parts of her were salvaged and preserved by the New York Yacht Club. These included her transom eagle, rudder post and one of her masts. Painting is in oil on gessoed 300 lb Arches paper.
Orig Oil painting Racing Yacht America by Pennsylvania Artist David Young