Hollywood 17 1958

"Hollywood 17" (1958) by Robert Frank is a contact sheet showcasing the photographer's candid approach to capturing everyday life. The sheet features 36 individual frames, a common format in analog photography, offering a glimpse into Frank's shooting process. The images, likely taken in Hollywood, California, depict a variety of scenes, from street crowds and buildings to glimpses of Hollywood's glamorous side. Frank's signature style, influenced by the "New Vision" and "Realist" movements, emphasizes documentary realism and the beauty of the mundane. This contact sheet exemplifies Frank's iconic work, showcasing the raw and unfiltered realities of American society in the 1950s.