Guggenheim 398--Las Vegas, Nevada 1955

"Guggenheim 398--Las Vegas, Nevada" (1955) is a contact sheet of photographs by Robert Frank. Contact sheets, a common tool for photographers, are used to document the frames exposed on a roll of film. Frank, known for his candid and often gritty portrayal of American life in the 1950s, captured a series of images in Las Vegas that reflect the neon-lit streets, busy highways, and signs characteristic of the city. The contact sheet offers a glimpse into Frank's process, revealing his artistic vision in the selection of frames he chose for the final print.