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2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike
2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike

2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Orig Art Harlem “Dancing Parlor” & “Fancy” Man Bike

$ 13.2

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Artist: Unknown
  • Subject: Dancing Parlor and Man on Bike
  • Size: Small (up to 12in.)
  • Condition: You can see that the paper is somewhat fragile and has some tears. Otherwise, these will look even more AWESOME once preserved in frames! Historical gems here. Unknown artist. I suspect circa early 20th century given the subject matter and dress.
  • Height (Inches): 9”
  • Style: Black Americana
  • Quantity Type: 2
  • Medium: Watercolor, colored pencil
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Width (Inches): 5 3/4”
  • Painting Surface: Paper
  • Date of Creation: 1900-1949
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Region of Origin: US
  • Originality: Original

    Description

    Here are TWO 2 Antique BLACK AMERICANA Original Pieces of Art. One is entitled “Souvenir of Harlem, Dancing Parlor “ and the other is entitled & (indistinguishable…Fashion, Fancy”).
    Each piece of paper measures 5 3/4” x 9”. The man on the bike Art work measures 4” x 7 1/8”. The dancing parlor measures 3 /4” x 5 3/4”.
    You can see that the paper is somewhat fragile and has some tears. Otherwise, these will look even more AWESOME once preserved in frames! Historical gems here. Unknown artist. I suspect circa early 20th century given the subject matter and dress.