Construction--New York City no number c. 1950s

Robert Frank's "Construction--New York City no number" from the 1950s, is a contact sheet of photographs, a common tool used by photographers to review their work. Each frame reveals candid glimpses of construction sites in New York City, offering a unique perspective on urban development and the changing landscape of the city. The grainy black and white aesthetic emphasizes the gritty realism and raw energy of Frank's photography, which became a hallmark of his style. The contact sheet serves as a window into Frank's creative process, showcasing his keen eye for capturing everyday moments and the candid nature of his work.