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Apr 25, 2026
20th/21st Century, Original
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20th/21st Century
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These three books explore the rich and often "hidden" worlds of self-taught, folk, and regional art. The Hidden Art: 20th- & 21st-Century Self-Taught Artists This volume chronicles the extensive collection of Audrey B. Heckler, who meticulously assembled works from international self-taught artists over 24 years. Focus: It highlights forty-eight artists, including notable figures like Henry Darger and Martín Ramírez, exploring their contributions to "art brut" and self-taught traditions. Structure: The book is organized into sections such as "Masters," "American Classics," and "21st-Century Self-Taught Art Worldwide". American Primitive: Discoveries in Folk Sculpture Published in 1988 by Roger Ricco and Frank Maresca, this was a pioneering survey that argued for American primitive sculpture to be seen as fine art rather than mere "folk" objects. Content: It features evocative, often anonymous works like weather vanes, face jugs, whirligigs, and decoys. Impact: The authors focused on creations described as visionary and offbeat, bringing to light many pieces that had never been previously exhibited. The Art of Brazil Edited by Carlos Alberto Cerqueira Lemos and others, this 1983 "Icon Editions" release provides a comprehensive look at Brazilian art history. Overview: The book covers a wide spectrum of Brazilian visual culture, from indigenous traditions to contemporary movements. Details: It serves as a major reference for the diverse artistic expressions of Brazil, featuring 318 pages of illustrations and index.
Estate Of The Late Nancy Jo Fox Of North Carolina
Available for live in house bidding and pay-pick up from our gallery, Always bid with confidence with Mebane Auction. Thank you Jon Lambert
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Estate Of The Late Nancy Jo Fox Of North Carolina
We DO offer in house shipping. We DO NOT provide shipping estimates. We at Mebane Antique Auction Gallery, count it a privilege to be able to service our customers through our shipping department. We have and will continue to serve our customers in all 50 states & internationally. ALL items won by bidder will be shipped through the United States Post Office Insured Mail and/or Registered Mail UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY BUYER. Buyer is responsible for paying ACTUAL shipping cost (postage AND insurance), which will be added to the buyer’s invoice as soon as the item is ready to be shipped. Some invoices are subject to a $5 to $10 packaging material fee per box. This fee is based on the size, weight and amount of items purchased. There is no charge for labor or transportation to the post office. All items, will be packaged accordingly with USPS shipping standards or standards from which the company providing service. All packages, will be shipped in a timely manner. A timeline for items shipped will not be provided. Items will be shipped in the order paid invoices are received. Bidders are always welcome to pickup at our gallery in lieu of shipping. MAAG will not arrange shipping for oversized items. It is on the bidder to find a courier or pick up at our gallery. Online Bidders: We will add shipping charges to your invoice once we have your shipping cost. Once payment for the invoice is received, we will have our shipping department package and prepare your items for shipping. That means we automatically prepare items for shipping after payment is collected. We use the address listed on your account for shipping. IF YOU NEED TO USE A DIFFERENT ADDRESS OR DO NOT NEED SHIPPING AND WILL PICK UP, LET US KNOW ASAP AFTER PAYING YOUR INVOICE. We thank you and anticipate any & every item(s) purchased from Mebane Antique Auction Gallery that requires shipping to be an easy & pleasurable experience. If you have any questions, concerns, or special shipping requests please contact Bryan at 919-563-2424. As of March 1, 2025, MAAG is not liable to handle insurance claims. If an item is damaged in transit, it is on the bidder to submit a claim through the post office: https://www.usps.com/help/claims.htm. As of May 1, 2025, if MAAG needs to use a third-party shipper, it is between the bidder and third party to handle shipping, including packaging and cost. MAAG can deliver to a third party, dependent on size, but will not act as liaison between bidder and third party.
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