Source
Harry Callahan, 86, Photographer of the Poetry of the Ordinary
Citation
Kimmelman, Michael. “Harry Callahan, 86, Photographer of the Poetry of the Ordinary.” The New York Times, March 17, 1999. Obituary. (Exact section/page of the late edition not re-verified in this seed entry.)
Relevance
Named-author obituary of record for Harry Callahan (1912–1999), whose print appears at plate #9 of The Family of Man (Prologue). Source for the birth and death years used in pher-harry-callahan.
Key excerpts / pages
- Birth: October 22, 1912, Detroit, Michigan.
- Death: March 15, 1999, Atlanta, Georgia.
- Career summary notes his teaching at the Institute of Design in Chicago (1946 onward) and the Rhode Island School of Design.
Notes
- Complementary institutional reference: Harry Callahan papers and prints held by the Art Institute of Chicago and the Center for Creative Photography.
- Perspective: journalistic / biographical.
- Not fetchable anywhere (NYT paywall; no Wayback Machine snapshot found via archive.org API). Marked verified: false per issue #9 procedure. Per CREDIBILITY.md, Wikipedia is not a valid citation endpoint. The Art Institute of Chicago and CCP hold Callahan archive material (Tier-1 candidates) but NEITHER was fetched this round. Biographical dates in Key excerpts are held on the pre-existing NYT citation only.