Guggenheim 603--San Francisco c. 1956
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Robert Frank's "Guggenheim 603--San Francisco" (c. 1956) is a contact sheet displaying a series of black and white photographs taken in San Francisco. Frank, a renowned photographer known for his candid and often gritty portrayal of American life, captured a variety of scenes, from people lounging in a park to passengers waiting at an airport. This contact sheet provides a glimpse into Frank's photographic process, showing his eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of everyday life. The images are presented in their original format, offering viewers a direct connection to Frank's creative vision. "Guggenheim 603--San Francisco" is an important example of Frank's work, highlighting his contributions to the development of photojournalism and documentary photography.
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