After emigrating from Switzerland in 1947, Robert Frank documented his travels throughout the U.S. With a camera and old car, Frank began a solitary road trip shooting photos from coast to coast. His black and white hotographs or ordinary objects and city scenes encapsulate a sense of loneliness and banality, reflecting Frank's personal experience with American life and landscape. This display of 14 works features examples from 'The Americans,' Frank's most celebrated body of work.
Added by Upcoming Robot on May 7, 2009