Fourth of July—Jay, New York 1956
robertfrank
print, photography, gelatin-silver-print
print photography
landscape
street-photography
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historical photography
gelatin-silver-print
modernism
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"Fourth of July—Jay, New York" (1956) by Robert Frank is a black and white photograph depicting a group of people gathered for a Fourth of July celebration. Frank, a renowned photographer known for his candid and often gritty portrayal of American life, captures a moment of casual interaction and quiet contemplation. The composition features a group of young men, with one standing out in front, while a group of children stand to the right. An American flag hangs in the background, subtly hinting at the patriotic theme of the event. Frank's work often explores themes of social class, alienation, and the complexities of American identity, making this photograph a poignant glimpse into everyday life in 1950s America.
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