Arch--Architecture 1941 - 1945

"Arch--Architecture" is a black and white photograph taken by Robert Frank between 1941 and 1945. The photograph captures a view through an archway, showcasing a glimpse of a bustling city scene. The composition emphasizes the geometric lines of the architecture, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The image features a clock tower in the background, a striped umbrella, and a person standing in the shade of the archway, further adding to the narrative of urban life captured by Frank. This photograph reflects Frank’s signature style of street photography, which often focuses on everyday moments and the human condition.