Guggenheim 621--San Francisco c. 1956

"Guggenheim 621--San Francisco" is a contact sheet of photographs taken by Robert Frank in 1956, featuring a series of black-and-white images of people in various settings. The contact sheet format, a common practice in photography, reveals the artist's selection process and the progression of his visual exploration. Frank's iconic photographs captured the essence of American life in the 1950s, often portraying everyday scenes with a sense of candidness and social commentary. The contact sheet, a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Frank's creative process, offers a unique perspective on the photographer's work and the power of the photographic medium.