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| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
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| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
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| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
| Inventory Item NAPT-00429 |
|
|
| UNIDENTIFIED Artist, Primitive Folk Art, Playing Cards, Water colour; 5" x 3" |
Artist:
Each Playing Cards are unsigned
Title:
Playing Cards
Date:
Mid 19th Century
Medium:
Primitive Folk Art Water Color on paper
Materials:
Cardboard like paper
Markings:
No signature to be identified; however playing card is independently identified by its own water color image created
by an unknown artist.
Dimensions: 5”
x 3”
Framed:
No
Provenance:
Neal Adair Prince Trust u/a/d 10.18.1999
Mr. Neal A. Prince
Mr.
Neal A. Prince and Mr. Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr.¹
Footnote¹: The
following Play cards were acquired by Mr. Prince and Mr. Hemphill by a mutual friend from New Orleans, LA, since
both gentlemen adored and loved various Tarot Cards due to the various means of artist mannerism and flair.
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