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- Documentary Photography
- Charles Harris Photograph
- Harris Pittsburgh Photos
- Mid-Century American Art
- Pittsburgh African Americ
- American Documentary
- African American Children
- Formal Suit Photography
- Forbes Field Dugout
- Mid-Century American
- Mid-Century African Art
- 1942 Black & White Photo
- Black And White Image
- African American Art
- Stylized Letter R Photo
- Vintage Baseball Photo
- Portrait Of A Child
- Piano Music Photography
- 1946 Black & White Photo
- Black And White Portraits
- Jazz Age Photography
- Vintage Doll Collection
- Vintage Pittsburgh Photos
- Childhood Photography
- Black And White Sports
Charles Harris’s 1946 photo captures Alyce Brooks playing piano in a vintage Crawford Grill bar. Explore this striking black & white documentary, showcasing Americana and Harris's unique style.
Black & white photo of Cab Calloway by Charles Harris (1942). Captures a moment of pre-performance formality. Documentary style, Pittsburgh photography archive.
Charles Harris captures a pivotal moment: Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball team in dugout at Forbes Field (1945). Doc photography, historical sports art – a unique piece of American history.
Charles Harris’s 1946 photo captures a joyful birthday party in Pittsburgh’s Hill District. Documenting African American life mid-century, this candid image evokes nostalgia & community.
Charles Harris’s 1960 black & white photo captures a young Black girl holding a doll in a Stevenson Doll Shop setting. Documentary style, poignant Pittsburgh imagery.
Charles Harris’s 1957 photo captures a group of young African American boys in Pittsburgh. Documenting mid-century life, the image showcases documentary style & community, preserved by Carnegie Museum.