Guggenheim 676--Elko, Nevada 1956

Robert Frank’s “Guggenheim 676--Elko, Nevada” (1956) is a contact sheet, a photographic document of the artist’s creative process. This contact sheet contains a series of black and white photographs, likely taken with a 35mm camera, depicting a car stopped at a railroad crossing in Elko, Nevada. Frank's work is known for its candid, documentary style, often depicting the everyday life of Americans. This sheet offers a glimpse into his approach, capturing the subtle variations in composition and light as he framed his shot. The contact sheet is a valuable tool for art historians and photography enthusiasts, providing insights into the artist's working methods and the evolution of a single image.