Family and Barbara Forst--New York City no number 1954
robertfrank
excavation photography
repetition of black
dark object
organic shape
dark hue
grainy texture
dark-toned
carved into stone
holiday photography
shadow overcast
This contact sheet, a photographic print showcasing a series of frames from a single roll of film, is a part of Robert Frank’s iconic work, “The Americans.” Captured in 1954, this contact sheet features various candid snapshots of everyday life in New York City. The grainy black and white images showcase Frank’s signature style, documenting the realities of post-war America through a lens of social commentary and visual storytelling. The contact sheet serves as a valuable glimpse into the creative process of the artist, showcasing his keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of everyday moments. "The Americans" remains one of the most influential photo books of all time, highlighting Frank's powerful observations of American society and his unique photographic approach.
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