Wardrobe--Hollywood 76 1958

"Wardrobe--Hollywood 76" (1958) by Robert Frank is a contact sheet, a photographic printing technique where multiple images from a single roll of film are printed together. The image is composed of several strips of film, each showcasing a different scene, likely from a film set. Frank was known for his candid style, using a handheld camera to capture authentic moments, which is reflected in the fragmented and unposed nature of the subjects. The contact sheet's format provides a glimpse into the creative process and decision-making involved in filmmaking. It also offers a unique perspective on the behind-the-scenes world of Hollywood during the late 1950s, showcasing the diverse personalities and fleeting actions that contribute to the final cinematic product.