This photographer had a studio in Worcester, Massachusetts in the first decade of the 20th century. Most likely an emigrant from the Ottoman Empire he serviced the first waves of Armenian Genocide survivors and immigrants who settled in Worcester during that period. As such, many of his photographs have great archival value. At a later date he shortened his studio name to Hairabed. He seems to have specialised only in studio portraiture.

Vigen Galstyan, 2016