Peru, page 9 1948
robertfrank
style photography
monotone colours
deprived of colour
photo restoration
archive photography
culture event photography
historical photography
old-timey
monochrome photography
19th century
"Peru, page 9" is a photo from Robert Frank's renowned photobook "The Americans," published in 1958. The image, taken in 1948, showcases a stark contrast between the lives of the children on the left and the boy on the right, leaning against a wall. The photobook is a powerful social commentary, highlighting the stark differences in socio-economic status and daily life in American society, including its colonial territories like Peru. This particular photo embodies the book's themes of social class, poverty, and the marginalized lives of working-class people, which are often overlooked by society. Frank's candid style captured the realities of everyday life in a poignant and often unsettling manner, earning him recognition as one of the most important photographers of the 20th century.
Comments
No comments
Be the first to comment and join the conversation on the ultimate creative platform.