32 results for "Gray African Woman Sculpture" between $10.00 and $600.00

African Art And Sculptures, African Art And Carvings, African Art Statues, Images Of African Art Statue, African Art Lady Sculpture, From Kenya Authentic African Art And Sculptures, African Art And Carvings, African Art Statues, Images Of African Art Statue, African Art Lady Sculpture, From Kenya Manufacturer: N/A MPN: Handmade SKU: 123456821 ISBN: NAS8B UPC: AFRCIANAS33

African Art And Sculptures, African Art And Carvings, African Art Statues, Images Of African Art Statue, African Art Lady With Two Grand Children Sculpture, From Tanzania Authentic African Art And Sculptures, African Art And Carvings, African Art Statues, Images Of African Art Statue, African Art Lady With Two Grand Children Sculpture, From Tanzania Manufacturer: N/A MPN: Handmade SKU: 123456861 ISBN: NES25D UPC: AFRICANES73

Behold the promise of birth and renewal with this hand carved African abstract sculpture. Stands 10" tall. Made in Kenya. A-WC616

L Bathing Beauty This female sculpture is a classic rendition of a woman in the beautiful pose of bathing as she puts one leg forward and holds a towel, or drape, with both hands across her forward stretched leg as if drying the leg with the cloth. Note that the female, sculpture of a woman, has her hair parted...

This statue is very intense in its posture, firmly rooted to the mother earth, unwavering and confidant. She is the archetype of female virtues African women admire—moral stamina, sexual allurement, maternal capability, and physical strength. Her very beautiful scarification on her body, particularly the breasts, and the elegant coiffure suggest she is someone from an important household. The addition of the loincloth makes her seem even more realistic and further encourages the belief...

The Ibeji female statue originates from the Yoruba Tribe of Benin, the largest nation in Africa with an art- producing tradition. this ibeji statue is a minor art form, representing the memorials to twins who have died. Twins were believed to be children of Shango the god of thunder and lightning and thus the ibeji are venerated by the mothers who feed them, cloth them and ritually wash them because they are depositories of the spirits of the children. Material: Wood Size: H.27", W. 10", D. 10"

This bronze rhinocerous sculpture is available in standard or gray life-like patina. Rambo conjures up the dreams of a great African safari. One can almost hear and feel the movement of the earth through the depiction of a rhinocerous walking proudly across the open plain.

The elegant, beautiful woman depicted in this table sculpture shows her African Pride in every inch of her regal bearing. Resin table sculpture features a lady dressed in an ivory gown with various tribal designs, a matching headdress, and ornate jewelry. 8"Wx4.5"Dx21.5"H.sculpture, sculptures, african, themed, decor, art, theme, woman, women, africa, figure, figures, figurines, figurine, accent, accents, tribal, art, Safari and African, , , Art > Table and Floor Sculptures > African Sculptu

Lladró has forged a language that goes beyond words. The ongoing evolution of its sculptures has made Lladró work the finest representation of art porcelain from the mid 20th century to present day. The work by Lladró is an expression of universal values, intimately connected with real people and their feelings. It is a celebration of the best moments of life. Inspired by dreams and fantasy, traditions, literature and art, nature or daily life, there is always a story behind each piece.

Tulani Kinard is the owner of Tulani's Regal Movement, a natrual hair-care salon in Brooklyn, New York. She has worked as a contributing editor to Blackstress and Black Hair Care magazines and her hair sculptures have been featured in everything from Essence to The New York TimesI. She is cofounder of the International Braider's Network and former president of the National Braider's Guild.

During the 1920s and 1930s, Willis Richardson (1889-1977) was highly respected as a leading African-American playwright and drama anthologist. His plays were performed by numerous black high school, college, and university drama groups and by theater companies in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., Cleveland, Baltimore, and Atlanta. With the opening of The Chip Woman's Fortune (1923), he became the first African American to have a play produced on Broadway. Several of his 46 plays were published...

A medium-sized grouse, Ruffed Grouse, Bonasa umbellus, is found in forests in the North and Northeastern United States, down into the Appalachian Mountains and across Canada to Alaska. Grouse are non-migratory upland birds and are commonly found in either a gray or brown color phase. Male and female plumage is almost identical, males will usually have a solid or unbroken dark subterminal tail band and multipule white spots on their rump feathers versus females with a often broken tail band and single...

This black wood carving of a ladies head is African, I believe. Stands 9 in. tall and the base measures 4 x 2.5 in. In good, displayable condition. One tiny scar near her eye as shown in the image. Quite well detailed. Acquired from an estate, so am unable to definitely date it or verify the origin. Nicely polished and well done.

Two silver images. One of an African-American lady holding her hat - 4-3/4 x 3-3/4. The second image features a different lady holding a white toddler - 4-1/2 x 3-3/4. Both on larger gray mounts.