Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972

Paul A. Brown and President Harry S. Truman. The photo is autographed "Best to Matt Connelly from Paul A. Brown." Matthew Connelly was President Truman's appointment secretary.

President Harry S. Truman, informally dressed, in front of a microphone at a press conference in Key West, Florida. Original photograph oversized.

Polish-American leaders presenting plaque to President Truman at the Hotel Biltmore in New York. L-R: Reverend Joseph Swaltek, Right Reverend Felix Burant, Congressman Alfred Sieminski, President Harry S. Truman, Alexander Sudnik, and Thaddeus Maliszewski.

4-1/2x3 color photograph of a head-and-shoulders portrait of Harry S. Truman mounted on artboard and done in colored oils by an artist on the staff of Leo Stern, photographer. The lower right corner is signed in white oil paint: Leo Stern. In April, 1953, Leo Stern took a series of 18 black-and-white portraits of the former President, one of which is the basis for this portrait. Five small photos are in the collection, numbered from 2003-218 through 220. (Original negative). From: David Stern, nephew of Leo Stern, photographer. Please credit Portrait by Leo Stern, courtesy Harry S.

4-1/2"H x 3"W color photograph of a head-and-shoulders portrait of Harry S. Truman mounted on artboard and done in colored oils by an artist on the staff of Leo Stern, photographer. The lower right corner is signed in white oil paint: "Leo Stern". In April, 1953, Leo Stern took a series of 18 black-and-white portraits of the former President, one of which is the basis for this portrait. Five small photos are in the collection, numbered from 2003-216 through 2003-220. (Original negative). From: David Stern, nephew of Leo Stern, photographer.

Color photograph of a head-and-shoulders portrait of Harry S. Truman mounted on artboard and done in colored oils by an artist on the staff of Leo Stern, photographer. The lower right corner is signed in white oil paint: "Leo Stern". In April, 1953, Leo Stern took a series of 18 black-and-white portraits of the former President, one of which is the basis for this portrait. Five small photos are in the collection, numbered from 2003-213 through 220. (Original negative) From: David Stern, nephew of Leo Stern, photographer. Please credit it Portrait by Leo Stern, courtesy Harry S.

Head-and-shoulders portrait (proof) of Harry S. Truman, from a series of pictures and proofs from the estate of Leo Stern, photographer (includes 8" x 11" negative). From: David Stern, nephew of Leo Stern, photographer. Please credit Portrait by Leo Stern, courtesy Harry S. Truman Library.

Head-and-shoulders portrait (proof) of Harry S. Truman, from a series of pictures and proofs from the estate of Leo Stern, photographer (includes 8" x 11" negative). From: David Stern, nephew of Leo Stern, photographer. Please credit Portrait by Leo Stern, courtesy Harry S. Truman Library.

This is a signed photograph of Senator Samuel Jackson (left side) holding Senator Harry S. Truman's (right side) hand high after Mr. Truman was chosen as Vice-President at the Chicago Convention. The photo is autographed by Truman: "Best wishes to the greatest chairman the Democrats ever had, from Harry S Truman, U.S.S. Missouri." Original photo has been transferred to the museum collection.

Senator Harry S. Truman (right) visits Camp Crowder, Missouri and shakes hands with Colonel Sol P. Fink (left). Other people in the photograph are unidentified.