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The Mole-Richardson 650 Watt Molequartz Teenie Mole is a compact, focusable tungsten-halogen quartz fixture provides high intensity in a small package. This mole used to TV news coverage and TV Film commercials as well as Motion Picture and Industrial films. It is excellent for use in small TV studios or stages in schools and universities. It has kits for ease in transporting by car, truck, or airplane and it is extremely smooth, flat field in all positions from spotto-flood. It uses special Aluminum Molebrite Alzak Reflector. It is used with 650 watt, 3200deg.K quartz globe. It is equipped with safety screen.

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Briefly traces the life of the cartoonist and children's book illustrator, and shows examples of his comic strips, books, and advertising art

Published in cooperation with Carnegie Museum of ArtWith an introduction by Deborah WillisThe famous faces of Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong, Josephine Baker, Muhammad Ali, Jackie Robinson, and John F. Kennedy appear among the nearly eighty thousand photographs of Charles “Teenie” Harris (1908–1998). But it’s in the images of other, ordinary people and neighborhoods that Harris shows us a city and an era teeming with energy, culture, friendship, and family. In jazz clubs, Little League games, beauty contests, church functions, boxing matches, political events, protest marches, and everyday scenes, Teenie Harris captured the essence of African American life in Pittsburgh.Harris’s career began as America emerged from the Great Depression and ended after the civil rights movement. As a photographer for the Pittsburgh Courier, one of the nation’s most influential black newspapers, Teenie hit the streets to record historic events and the people who lived them. The archive of Harris’s photography, part of the permanent collection of Carnegie Museum of Art, represents one of the most important documentations of twentieth-century African Americans and their communities. Today, even as Teenie Harris’s photography stands alongside that of Harlem’s famed James VanDerZee, his work in Pittsburgh’s Hill District surpasses that of all other photographers in its breadth and rich portrayal of black urban America.

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ADVENTURES of the TEENIE WEENIES 1920 edition with 65 illustrations The Great classic series of Children's stories about a group of tiny people with all the original illustrations. The Teenie Weenies are people two inches tall who live under a rose bush with "real world" size materials made from discarded objects like hats, jars, barrels, kegs, and boxes - all of which were gigantic to them. Each Teenie Weenie has a unique personality that both names them and defines how they interact with the world and each other. The General is in charge and runs the tiny village, the Cook of course is in charge of food, the Fireman, the Policeman, The Turk, the Indian, The Cowboy, the Chinese Man, Grandma, Grandpa, The Lady of Fashion and many many more have many adventures. In this book: - story with the Eastern egg - surviving the rain and flood - helping the bird and the mouse - fighting an enemy - great ball - more than 30 stories in total

HOW DOES YOUR garden grow? With apple cores and carrot tops and wiggly worms all in a row! A young child builds a compost in this back-tothe-earth lift-the-flap board book. Toddlers will love these seven spreads of playful rhymes and illustrations that show how much fun working with dirt can be.

HOW DOES YOUR garden grow? With apple cores and carrot tops and wiggly worms all in a row! A young child builds a compost in this back-tothe-earth lift-the-flap board book. Toddlers will love these seven spreads of playful rhymes and illustrations that show how much fun working with dirt can be.

From the 1930s to the 1970s, Charles "Teenie" Harris traveled the alleys, workplaces, nightclubs, and streets of his native city of Pittsburgh with a Speed Graphic camera in hand. Working first as a freelancer, then as a staff photographer for the Pittsburgh Courier, one of the preeminent black news weeklies in America, Harris ceaselessly chronicled half a century of African-American life. His work, collected for the first time in this book, offers a rare look into the African-American community during and after the Civil Rights movement.Although he was given the nickname "One Shot" by Mayor David L. Lawrence because of his habit of snapping only one shot when other photographers shot many, Harris's archive is breathtaking in scope, containing more than 80,000 images. Among the most life-affirming photographs are those depicting children, couples, and families. There are also proud images of people at work: a coal miner, an auto mechanic, a barber, a cobbler. American presidents are in the collection, as are Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali. Jazz greats inlude Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, and Louis Armstrong. Although many of Harris's photographs reveal rich lives led with pride, some capture lives in grim circumstances, filled with poverty, crime, violence, and death.Accompanying the illustrations is an essay by cultural critic Stanley Crouch, who weaves together such wide-ranging and disparate topics as American history, baseball, jazz, the growth of the street industry, and African-American culture. Always brilliant and ever surprising, Crouch helps us understand this invaluable collection of work. Historian Deborah Willis provides a biographical outline of the rediscovered artist, now poised on the threshold of prominence in modern American photography. This book offers an important visual history of places and people we have seldom seen, illustrating and revealing the breadth of black urban experience in mid-twentieth century America.

From the 1930s to the 1970s, Charles "Teenie" Harris traveled the alleys, workplaces, nightclubs, and streets of his native city of Pittsburgh with a Speed Graphic camera in hand. Working first as a freelancer, then as a staff photographer for the Pittsburgh Courier, one of the preeminent black news weeklies in America, Harris ceaselessly chronicled half a century of African-American life. His work, collected for the first time in this book, offers a rare look into the African-American community during and after the Civil Rights movement.Although he was given the nickname "One Shot" by Mayor David L. Lawrence because of his habit of snapping only one shot when other photographers shot many, Harris's archive is breathtaking in scope, containing more than 80,000 images. Among the most life-affirming photographs are those depicting children, couples, and families. There are also proud images of people at work: a coal miner, an auto mechanic, a barber, a cobbler. American presidents are in the collection, as are Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali. Jazz greats inlude Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, and Louis Armstrong. Although many of Harris's photographs reveal rich lives led with pride, some capture lives in grim circumstances, filled with poverty, crime, violence, and death.Accompanying the illustrations is an essay by cultural critic Stanley Crouch, who weaves together such wide-ranging and disparate topics as American history, baseball, jazz, the growth of the street industry, and African-American culture. Always brilliant and ever surprising, Crouch helps us understand this invaluable collection of work. Historian Deborah Willis provides a biographical outline of the rediscovered artist, now poised on the threshold of prominence in modern American photography. This book offers an important visual history of places and people we have seldom seen, illustrating and revealing the breadth of black urban experience in mid-twentieth century America.

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Under the banner of Chimera, a brand synonymous with high-quality photography equipment, comes the 6" Circular Speed Ring. This durable and reliable accessory is specifically designed to complement the Daylite Jr. Bank for Desisti 200, 400, Light Gun 250, Sungun 270, Flood 650, and Mole Richardson Teenie 650. Constructed from sturdy, spun and welded aluminum, this speed ring is built to withstand the rigors of professional use. Its robust design is complemented by lightweight stainless steel or aluminum flex-poles that support the Lightbanks, ensuring swift and effortless set-ups and tear downs, time after time. This versatile speed ring is not only compatible with the Daylite Jr. Bank but also finds its use with LTM Cinepar 200, Sungun 270, Flood 650, Light Gun 250, Desisti Micro 1000, HMI Par 200, and Tiziano 200. Whether you're a professional photographer or a passionate hobbyist, the Chimera 6" Circular Speed Ring is an essential tool to enhance your lighting setup and achieve the perfect shot.

The sturdy aluminum spun and welded construction, combined with the lightweight stainless steel or aluminum flex-poles that support the Lightbanks, guarantees quick setups and tear-downs time after time. The Chimera Speed Ring is designed for Tweenie 650, Teenie Tweenie 600, DigiMole 200, Betweenie 300, Midget 200, HMI 200, Arrilite 600.

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