Venice, Italy 18 1964

"Venice, Italy 18" is a contact sheet photograph by Robert Frank, part of his iconic book, "The Americans." Taken in 1964, the image showcases Frank's signature candid style. It presents a series of uncropped frames from a roll of film, capturing a crowd of individuals in Venice. The contact sheet, often considered a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the photographer's process, offers a unique insight into Frank's selection and editing choices, showcasing the rawness of his documentary approach. The red circles highlight specific frames that he deemed worthy of further attention and ultimately contributed to the final book.