Hollywood 23 1958

"Hollywood 23" (1958) by Robert Frank is a contact sheet, a photographic document of the artist's creative process. This contact sheet, measuring 20.2 x 25.2 cm, presents a series of frames from a single roll of film, showcasing the artist's exploration of a particular scene in Hollywood. It provides a glimpse into Frank's working methods, revealing his choices in framing, composition, and focus. As a central figure of the New Documentaries movement, Frank's work explored themes of American society and culture, often capturing the candid moments and juxtapositions of everyday life. This contact sheet serves as a testament to his influential photographic practice, offering a unique look into the artist's vision and process.