Vienna--Early Europe 1 1949

"Vienna--Early Europe 1" is a contact sheet of black and white photographs taken by Robert Frank in 1949. The sheet contains numerous frames of the bustling streets of Vienna, including the iconic Ferris wheel, showcasing the city's architecture and daily life. The contact sheet is a valuable record of Frank's photographic process and provides a glimpse into his early work. Frank's photography is known for its candid and often gritty portrayal of everyday life, and this contact sheet exemplifies his approach to capturing the essence of a place and its people. The sheet serves as a testament to Frank's talent for documentary photography and his ability to capture the essence of a place.