One work in this collection depicts a member of a marching band whose tuba hides his face.
One work in this collection depicts a member of a marching band whose tuba hides his face. Another work in this collection depicts a man walking down the sidewalk in the same direction as an enormous neon arrow. This collection's blurred images include one, which depicts a lonely woman looking upwards in an elevator. The cover of its early editions featured its image of a white woman, two children, and a black man looking out of a trolley. This collection's opening image depicts two women looking out of windows obscured by a waving flag, and is titled "Parade Â– Hoboken, New Jersey." Described as a "sad poem" in its introduction by Jack Kerouac, it consists of photographs its artist took while driving across the country on a Guggenheim grant in 1955. For 10 points, name this photography collection by Robert Frank, which depicts the residents of the title country.
One work in this collection depicts a member of a marching band whose tuba hides his face.
The Americans