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.
While in Russia and the Soviet Republic, Phillip Harrington often photographed musicians and artists. These photos span the years 1956 to 1967 and include musicians such as Victor Zelchenko - Виктор Зельченко, Alik Salganik - Алик Салганник, Eric Dibay - Эрик Дибай, Kostya Baholdin - Костя Бахолдин, Georgy Garanian (or Garanyan) - Гео́ргий Гараня́н, Alexei Zoubov - Алексей Зубов, Igor Birukshtis, and Igor Kutsevitsky.
Also shown here are several photographs of puppeteer Sergey Obraztsov, the master of the puppet show, along with several photos of his puppets. Also shown is American television personality Jack Paar, Vladimir Lepko, Vladimir Vasiliev, and Ekaterina Maximova.
These images have remained unseen for over 50 years.
Yuri Saulsky - Юрий Саульский Moscow 1956
Left to right: Erik Dibay - Эрик Дибай, Alik Salganik - Алик Салганник, Georgy Garanyan - Гео́ргий Гараня́н, Alexei Zubov, Igor Birukshtis (possibly, on piano)
Viktor Zelchenko, trumpet; Ernest "Erik" Dibai, clarinet; Georgy Garanian (or Garanyan), alto sax; Alexei Zoubov, tenor sax; Aleksandr Salgannik, drums; and possibly Igor Birukshtis on piano, and Igor Kutsevitsky on bass
Alik Salganik - Алик Салганник, performing in Moscow 1956
Victor Zelchenko - Виктор Зельченко, Alik Salganik - Алик Салганник, Eric Dibay - Эрик Дибай
Georgy Garanian (or Garanyan) - Гео́ргий Гараня́н, performing in Moscow 1956
Alexei Zoubov - Алексей Зубов performing in Moscow, 1956
Kostya Baholdin (Костя Бахолдин) performing in Moscow, 1956. Константин Бахолдин
Puppet master Sergey Obraztsov entertaining visitors in 1961. Jack Paar is at left.
Puppet master Sergey Obraztsov entertaining visitors in 1961. Jack Paar is at left.
Puppet master Sergey Obraztsov entertaining visitors in 1961. Jack Paar is visible at far left.
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Comic actor Vladimir Lepko on vacation at Sochi in 1956
