The Phillip Harrington photography archive shows photographs of Elvis Presley, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Nat King Cole, Nancy Sinatra, Gary Snyder, Edward Abbey, Jack Kerouac, and others.
Photographs by Phillip Harrington, shot in Moscow in November 1956. When Harrington arrived in Moscow, he worked with journalist Edmund Stevens of Time Magazine and set out to photograph the lives of ordinary people in Moscow and across Russia. These old vintage images show Harrington's street photography of people shopping, at the market, commuting on the train, working, going to the theater, and playing.
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Locations are the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge, St. Basil's Cathedral, the Kremlin, Novospassky Monastery, and the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNH)
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St. Basil's is barely visible in background, Moscow, 1956
Moscow, 1956
Novospassky Monastery, Moscow, 1956
Novospassky Monastery 1956
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Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge - at approximately the location where Boris Nemtsov was assassinated. Moscow, 1956
Youths on the bridge, Moscow, 1956
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Moscow, 1956
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St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow, 1956
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Russian and East German Soldiers examining new cars in Moscow 1956.
Girls in Street, Moscow 1956
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Moscow, 1956
Obraztsov Puppet Theater
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Group of people visiting the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy, 1956
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Line of people going to see a film in Moscow, 1956
Televisions for sale in a store window in Moscow, 1956
Fruit and Vegetable shop in Moscow 1956
People at an outdoor market
People at an outdoor market
People at an outdoor market
People at an outdoor market
People at an outdoor market
People at an outdoor market
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Family selling pomegranates at a market in Moscow, 1956
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People at an outdoor market
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