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Robert Frank and «The Americans»

Mr. Frank, best known for his groundbreaking book, «The Americans», had a visually raw and personally expressive style that made him one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century.

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  • Created: 19 October 2024
  • Updated: 31 October 2026
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“New York City, 7 Bleecker Street” a self-portrait of the artist, September 1993, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“New York City, 7 Bleecker Street” a self-portrait of the artist, September 1993
Robert Frank New York City (Christ the King) 1948, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank New York City (Christ the King) 1948
“Mr. and Mrs. Feiertag, Late Afternoon”, from the photo essay “People You Don’t See” 1951, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Mr. and Mrs. Feiertag, Late Afternoon”, from the photo essay “People You Don’t See” 1951
Robert Frank, “Fourth of July — Jay, New York” 1954, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Fourth of July — Jay, New York” 1954
“From the Bus, New York” 1958, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“From the Bus, New York” 1958
The photographer Robert Frank, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
The photographer Robert Frank
Robert Frank, “Wales, Ben James” 1953, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Wales, Ben James” 1953
“Tulip/Paris,” from the series “Black White and Things” 1950, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Tulip/Paris,” from the series “Black White and Things” 1950
“Trolley — New Orleans” 1955, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Trolley — New Orleans” 1955
Robert Frank, “Couple/Paris” 1952, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Couple/Paris” 1952
Robert Frank, “Covered car—Long Beach, California” around 1955/1956, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Covered car—Long Beach, California” around 1955/1956
“Restaurant—U.S. 1 leaving Columbia, South Carolina” by Robert Frank, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Restaurant—U.S. 1 leaving Columbia, South Carolina” by Robert Frank
Robert Frank, shown from behind, making “Pull My Daisy” 1959, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, shown from behind, making “Pull My Daisy” 1959
Robert Frank, “Pull My Daisy”, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Pull My Daisy”
Robert Frank, “London” 1951, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “London” 1951
“Beauty Contest, Chinatown” 1968, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Beauty Contest, Chinatown” 1968
Robert Frank, “Los Angeles — February 4th— I Wake Up — Turn On TV” 1979, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank, “Los Angeles — February 4th— I Wake Up — Turn On TV” 1979
Parade, Hoboken, New Jersey, 1955, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Parade, Hoboken, New Jersey, 1955
“Bonjour — Maestro, Mabou” 1974, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Bonjour — Maestro, Mabou” 1974
“Andrea” 1975, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“Andrea” 1975
“The Suffering, the Silence of Pablo” 1995, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
“The Suffering, the Silence of Pablo” 1995
Mary, Pablo, and Andrea, 1954, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Mary, Pablo, and Andrea, 1954
Mary, Pablo and Andrea flying a kite, 1956, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Mary, Pablo and Andrea flying a kite, 1956
Photo of Mr. Frank by Michelle Rick, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Photo of Mr. Frank by Michelle Rick
Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
photo by Andrew Zheludkov
Marilyn Dead, 1962, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Marilyn Dead, 1962
Robert Frank San Francisco , 1956, Album: Robert Frank and «The Americans»
Robert Frank San Francisco , 1956