Guggenheim 168--Miami, Florida 1955

"Guggenheim 168--Miami, Florida" is a contact sheet by Robert Frank, taken in 1955. This contact sheet consists of 16 individual photographs, all in black and white, which were shot on a 35mm roll of film. Frank was known for his candid and often gritty depictions of American life, and this contact sheet, typical of his style, showcases his unique vision. The contact sheet features a variety of subjects, from everyday scenes to more formal events. It allows the viewer to see the photographer's process as they consider which frames they would choose to print. The photographs are arranged in a grid, giving a sense of immediacy and a raw, unfiltered view of the artist's perspective. This particular contact sheet documents life in Miami, Florida in the 1950s.