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December 17, 2011

Art Sinsabaugh studied photography at i Institute of Design. Thanks to the G. I. Bill, in 1946 he was one of Harry Callahan’s first and best students in the nation’s first degree-granting photography program–where Sinsabaugh began to teach right after graduating.

SinsabaughANew Hansphire28A.jpg Art Sinsabaugh, New Hampshire Landscape #28A, 1969

Sinsabaugh pioneered a form of photography, now far more popular than in his time, that evenly balances the demands of documentation with those of art.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 8:56 PM |