Hermann Segesser's studio 1941 - 1942

Robert Frank, a renowned photographer known for his candid and often gritty portrayal of American life, captured this intimate glimpse into the studio of Hermann Segesser in 1941-1942. The photograph, printed on a small sheet of paper, shows a simple, cluttered space with a large-format camera mounted on a tripod. The image evokes a sense of quiet contemplation and the meticulous process of photography in the early 20th century.