Teenie

Harris, Charles Teenie (American/Western PA, 1908-1998), Pittsburgh Pirates baseball player Roberto Clemente, holding bats on Forbes Field, circa 1965, black and white photograph, 13.75 x 10.6 inches,

Harris, Charles Teenie (American/Western PA, 1908-1998), Frank E. Allen’s Gulf Station with manager George A. Douglas on right, and attendants William Williams, Samuel Morris, and Harrison Denn

Artist:Harris, Charles "Teenie" (American, 1908-1998) Title:Lucky Thompson, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, & Billy Eckstine performing in the Aragon Ballroom Medium:silver gelatin print Dimensions:1

Harris, Charles Teenie (American/Western PA, 1908-1998), Boxer Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) lifting his mother Odessa Grady Clay, in room at Carlton House Hotel, 1963, gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inc

Harris, Charles "Teenie" (American/Pittsburgh, 1908-1998) Jazz Saxophonist, silver gelatin print, printed circa 1990, signed in marker in the lower left, image measuring 11 by 14 inches in a metal fra

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Eartha Kitt leaping though poster to launch a Citizens Committee on Hill District Renewal program, with police officer Harvey Adams, Vine and Colwell Str

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Billy Eckstine Orchestra with Lucky Thompson, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and Billy Eckstine performing in the Aragon Ballroom at 628 Penn Avenue, 1

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American/Pittsburgh, 1908-1998), Group of Children Posed under Shower from Fire Hydrant, taken 1947, printed c.1980s, matte photograph, signed and numbered 1/200 in black ink

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Children gathered around car with passenger side front end damage and broken windshield, c. 1938-1945, gelatin silver print, signed with liquid pen, 8 ×

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Suspects in jackets and hats in a line-up, numbered one through eight, number two at microphone, seen from behind glass, c. 1950-1970, gelatin silver pri

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), scene with cars parked on a flooded street and stores on the sides, 1940-1960, gelatin silver print, 11 × 13.75 inches, framed 17.5 × 21.5 inches.

Artist:Harris, Charles "Teenie" (American, 1908-1998) Title:Woman with Fur Stole Medium:silver gelatin print Dimensions:14 x 11 inches Signature:signed in ink lower right Provenance:p

Harris, Charles (Teenie) (American/Pittsburgh, 1908-1998), Pennsylvania Motor Sales, Pittsburgh's Newest Car Mart, vintage gelatin silver print, 7 x 10.75 inches, framed measuring 12 x 16 inches.

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Young Roger Humphries playing child-size drums in music classroom, c. 1942, gelatin silver print, 15.75 × 19.75 inches, framed 17.75 × 21.5.

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Seven men, including man on left wearing eyeglasses, and light colored pants and button down collared shirt, holding bowling ball, gathered on bowling la

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), nine men and women gathered at the Stanley's Bar & Grill, 1940-1960, gelatin silver print, 7.5 × 9.5 inches, framed 9 × 10.75 inches.

This is a very large tin that would have held 105 packages of toffee. There are great graphics on all sides with strong colors. Some areas of scraping and minor paint loss. Missing the lid. Condition

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American/Pittsburgh, 1908-1998), Eartha Kitt Leaping Through poster to launch a Citizens Committee on Hill District Renewal Program, with police officer Harvey Adams, Vine an

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), group of people boarding no. 100 bus with sign reading "Terrace - 2" , c. 1938-1945, gelatin silver print, 10.5 × 13.5 inches, framed 12.5 × 15.25 inch

Teenie Harris, Photo of Bojangles Robinson. Provenance: Private Philadelphia Estate. Frame: 21" x 18" Scene: 14" x 10.75"

Teenie Harris Photo, Yellow Cab. Provenance: Private Philadelphia Estate. Frame: 13" x 15" Scene: 8" x 9.5"

Harris, Charles Teenie (American/Western PA, 1908-1998), Crime scene photographs, police officers with injured or deceased man, modern print of signed version, 11 x 14 inches, unframed. Crime scene ph

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American 1908-1998), Checkers Club members, including J. Cephus Ford with scale, “Brother” Howell, “Chinny” Moore, Oliver Gray, John Henry, Joe Smith, “Hot Rod,”

An original oil on board painting by artist Fred Harmon, creator of the comic strip Red Ryder and an original member of the Cowboy Artists of America. This piece is titled "Teenie" and is dated 1971.