In Unseen Photos, A Clearer Picture of Robert Frank’s America | KQED Arts

The 1959 publication of photographer Robert Frank’s "The Americans" was one of the milestones of 20th-century art. Now, an exhibit at Stanford provides new insight into this seminal work, offering a look at rarely-seen images made by Frank during the time he was shooting "The Americans" but not included in the book. Visit www.kqed.org/arts/
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[@robertbutts9835]

Great photographer

[@robertbutts9835]

He was friends with Walker Evans ... I am always inspired by Robert Frank . It's a photographers vision . How many in total did he shoot beyond the 83

[@danielmalter3373]

27000

[@charlesdean9859]

over 70 thousand!

[@manichairdo6346]

5.47. Photos while you wait. Brilliant mind. Shameful his artwork has been hidden behind closed doors.

[@uniqueqorn]

RIP

[@MrDanty64]

The pic of an older woman, two children, and two African Americans oo a bus staring out the window hit me like a brick as I saw it for the first time on a large monitor at work. Especially in light of what Trump is doing to families and their children. The looks on the two kids faces nailed me...

[@victorwhitby4401]

Great pics but eggleston is probably better

[@toomuchrose]

Rubbish

[@tonywalton1052]

Similar but different

[@harrylew]

Peanut butter is great, but mayonnaise is probably better.

[@robertbutts9835]

How could say one artist is better than the other.. Doesn't make any sense..

[@robertbutts9835]

Lots of idiots who understand so little.