Guggenheim 327--Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1955

"Guggenheim 327--Baton Rouge, Louisiana" is a contact sheet created by Robert Frank in 1955. Contact sheets were commonly used by photographers to organize and review their negatives before making prints. This sheet, featuring a series of black and white images, captures various scenes in and around Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The subject matter includes buildings, cars, crowds, and even a glimpse into a car's interior. This contact sheet provides a glimpse into Frank's photographic process and offers insight into his approach to capturing the essence of everyday life in America.