The Phillip Harrington photography archive shows photographs of Elvis Presley, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Benny Goodman, Nat King Cole, Nancy Sinatra, Gary Snyder, Edward Abbey, Jack Kerouac, John Cage, Charles Lloyd, Russia, 1956, Sergey Obraztsov, Alexei Zoubov, Alik Salgannik, Viktor Zelchenko, Tallinn Jazz, Lauren Bacall, Tennessee Williams, the Smothers Brothers and many others
In 1950, Phillip Harrington photographed members of the New York School art movement, with a focus on sculpture. The following sculptors posed for portraits:
Herbert Ferber,
Guitou Knoop,
Ibram Lassaw,
Theodore Roszak,
David Smith,
Mary Callery,
Shoji Sadao

Shoji Sadao, a Japanese architect known for his work with Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi.

Shoji Sadao, a Japanese architect known for his work with Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi.

Shoji Sadao, a Japanese architect known for his work with Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi.

Shoji Sadao, a Japanese architect known for his work with Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi.

Herbert Ferber, sculptor, in his studio, 1950

Herbert Ferber, sculptor, in his studio, 1950

Guitou Knoop, sculptor, 1950

Guitou Knoop, sculptor, 1950

Ibram Lassaw, sculptor, 1950

Ibram Lassaw, sculptor, 1950

Ibram Lassaw, sculptor, 1950

Ibram Lassaw, sculptor, 1950

Theodore Roszak, sculptor, 1950

Theodore Roszak, sculptor, 1950

Theodore Roszak, sculptor, 1950

Theodore Roszak, sculptor, 1950

Theodore Roszak, sculptor, 1950

David Smith, sculptor, 1950

David Smith, sculptor, 1950

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