Guggenheim 435--Los Angeles 1955 - 1956

"Guggenheim 435--Los Angeles" is a contact sheet from Robert Frank’s 1955-56 road trip across the United States. The contact sheet displays 12 frames from his 35mm film, offering a glimpse into his photographic process and the scenes he captured on his journey. Frank's photographs, often characterized by their candid style and social commentary, captured the essence of American life during this era. This contact sheet, with its raw and unedited images, offers a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of his iconic work, "The Americans". The contact sheet, a staple of analog photography, is a powerful testament to the importance of process and experimentation in the art of photography.