Raoul Hague 9 1962

"Raoul Hague 9" is a contact sheet from Robert Frank’s iconic photobook “The Americans.” It showcases a series of black and white photographs taken in 1962, capturing a candid glimpse into American life. The contact sheet, a photographic tool for selecting images, provides insight into Frank’s process and highlights the raw immediacy of his style, often associated with the New Documentary movement. The sheet features various scenes: a man driving, a rural landscape, and a building. Frank’s work is known for its unflinching portrayal of American society, revealing its complexities and contradictions.