Good Condition
Robert Frank (1924-) is one of the most influential of the post-war photographers. Emigrating to the US in 1947, he began working in fashion and the advertising industry for magazines like Life, Fortune and The New York Times. A year later he left to travel through South America and Europe, shooting in Peru, Bolivia, London, Wales and France. Some of these images were published in Life and in the book Indiens Pas Morts. In 1955 he became the first European photographer to receive a Guggenheim Fellowship. He used it to take a road-trip across the States, shooting scenes of ordinary American life, deliberately retaining the imperfections of the printing process in stark contrast to the perfectionism of contemporaries like Ansel Adams and Minor White. The resulting book, The Americans, radically changed the language of photography, gave rise to a new distinct art form in the photo-book and questioned the authority of the photograph as document.
Publication Data:
Author(s): Robert Frank
Publisher: Tate
Pages: 205
Language: en
Category: Art and Photography
Genre: FRANK, ROBERT, 1924-2019
ISBN: 1854375601
Overall book integrity intact, pages all clean and crisp. Front cover has minor marks and few stain specs. Spine has some minor blue scuff marks.
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