Robert Frank
Born in Zurich, Switzerland — Nov 09 1924
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Biography
Robert Frank is one of the most acclaimed photographers of the 20th century. He is best known for his seminal book "The Americans", featuring photographs taken by the artist in the mid-1950s as he traveled across the U.S. on a Guggenheim fellowship. Robert Frank is also known as a filmmaker.
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Robert Frank's Credits
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Sunseed
Crew
Candy Mountain
Directing
Chappaqua
Camera
Rolling Stones Super 8 Footage
Directing
Hit Parade
Missiê Jack
Keep Busy
Directing
Hunter
Directing
Lost, Lost, Lost
Self
Pull My Daisy
Directing
Robert Frank in Conversation with Clark Winter: 10 Films
Cocksucker Blues
Directing
Full Blossom: The Life of Poet/Actor Roberts Blossom
Self
Alfred Leslie: Cool Man In A Golden Age
Directing
Energy and How to Get It
Directing
Me and My Brother
Directing
The Sin of Jesus
Directing
Last Supper
Directing
One Hour
Directing
O.K. End Here
Directing
Live
Directing
Flamingo
Directing
This Song for Jack
Directing
Don't Blink - Robert Frank
Self
The Present
June and Robert Kara and Me
Self
Robert and June (and All the Time in the World)
Self
Ginsberg/Corso Tapes
Directing
Food
Crew
Robert Frank Films
Self
Robert Frank's Scrapbook Footage, 1970–2006
Camera
Conversations in Vermont
Directing
Untitled 1971
Directing
Pull My Daisy Production Footage
Directing
Summer Cannibals
Directing
Robert Frank's Scrapbook Footage: New York 1971
Camera
Project Tesla
Directing
Tunnel
Directing
I Remember
Alfred Steiglitz
About Us
Directing
Moving Pictures
Self
Sanyu
This Is a Film About
Directing
Run
Directing
Fernando
Directing
Paper Route
Directing
Home Improvements
Life-Raft Earth
Directing
Second Century
Provincetown
Directing
Harry Smith at the Breslin Hotel
Directing
Contemporary Photography in America
Himself
True Story
Directing
Life Dances On...
Directing
Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank
Self
About Me: A Musical
Directing
Fragments
Directing
Life Goes On
Self