Carnival--Basel no number 1952
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"Carnival--Basel no number" is a black and white photograph taken by Robert Frank in 1952, showcasing a series of frames of a carnival in Basel, Switzerland. This contact sheet offers a glimpse into Frank's photographic process, demonstrating his candid approach to capturing the energy and movement of the event. The photograph is a part of Frank’s iconic book, "The Americans", and is a testament to his influential style of photojournalism. The work is a fascinating look into a moment in time, offering a unique perspective on carnival celebration and its impact on people. Frank's "Carnival--Basel no number" serves as a significant contribution to the realm of photojournalism and documentary photography, solidifying his place as a prominent figure in 20th-century photography.
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