Paul Parker

About the Artist

1930	Publishes a photograph of a Bowery bread line in Machinists' Monthly journal, vol. 42 Contributor: Paul Parker	District of Columbia
1933	Advertises in The Deke Quarterly with the line "Anything, Anytime, Anywhere" Contributor: Paul Parker	Fulton
1934–36	Works as an installation photographer for The Museum of Modern Art At location: Paul Parker	New York
1940s	Shoots publicity photographs for the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Services At location: Paul Parker	Brooklyn
1952	Advertises in The Camping Magazine as "Paul Parker Photographer," boasting "more than 25 years of experience," and promoting action and group stills, color, black and white, and motion picture services Contributor: Paul Parker	Boston
May 1953	One of his photographs is used to illustrate an article in Boys' Life magazine on the uses and benefits of flashbulb photography Contributor: Paul Parker	Irving
1955	Photographs children at the Forest House housing development for a Greater New York fund campaign At location: Paul Parker	New York