Our web page: https://www.harringtonarchive.com/
NOTE: Image sizes vary - cropping is done for esthetic purposes of individual images, not for fitting standard mat or frame sizes. This is NOT an issue if you purchase custom framing.
Evan Harrington, archivist
These pages were created to highlight the photography of Phillip Harrington, who worked as a professional photojournalist from 1940 until about 1990 when he retired. The images here span the range of 50 years, both in America and internationally. Notably, Harrington photographed Elvis Presley early in 1956, a critical year in Presley's career. In 1957 Harrington traveled to Communist China in violation of a United States edict banning American journalists from entering China. In doing so, Harrington stressed the importance of the freedom of the press, and later won the prestigious George Polk journalism award for his photographic essay, published in Look Magazine.
The photographs here are managed by Phil Harrington's son Evan Harrington. All images shown here have been carefully scanned and/or adjusted by Evan to enhance the overall quality of the image in order to bring to you the best possible print quality. These images are available for commercial licensing exclusively through Alamy (or contact me directly). Please check back frequently new images will be added on an ongoing basis.
Please note that sales of any of these images by any other source are unauthorized and have no connection to my family.
LICENSING: For stock photo licensing please visit the Alamy web page at:
http://www.alamy.com/search/imageresults.aspx?pseudoid=%7b85137C35-72E9-4740-9A38-6740DC4AFB88%7d&name=Phillip+Harrington&st=11&mode=0&comp=1
or contact me (Evan Harrington) directly with any inquiries about the photographs shown here
There are MANY additional images viewable at Alamy
The Harrington Collection joined Pixels.com Licensing on January 11th, 2015.
