Robert Frank, 1924-2019

Artist Overview

Artist name:Robert Frank

1924–2019
Place of Birth: Zurich, Switzerland
Date of Birth: November 9, 1924
Place of Death: Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada
Date of Death: September 9, 2019
Active Country: Canada

Works of Art: 9

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Indianapolis 1955

Indianapolis 1955, 1955

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Indianapolis 1955
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
Indianapolis 1955
1955
Robert Frank (1924–2019), Metropolitan Life Insurance Building

Metropolitan Life Insurance Building, 1955–1956

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Metropolitan Life Insurance Building
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
Metropolitan Life Insurance Building
1955–1956
Robert Frank (1924–2019), Port Gibson, Mississippi, September 1955

Port Gibson, Mississippi, September 1955, 1955

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Port Gibson, Mississippi, September 1955
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
Port Gibson, Mississippi, September 1955
1955
Robert Frank (1924–2019), U.S. 285, New Mexico

U.S. 285, New Mexico, 1955

Robert Frank (1924–2019), U.S. 285, New Mexico
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
U.S. 285, New Mexico
1955
Robert Frank (1924–2019), NYC

NYC, 1948

Robert Frank (1924–2019), NYC
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
NYC
1948
Robert Frank (1924–2019), The Americans

The Americans, 1955–1956

Robert Frank (1924–2019), The Americans
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
The Americans
1955–1956
Robert Frank (1924–2019), The Americans

The Americans, 1955–1956

Robert Frank (1924–2019), The Americans
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
The Americans
1955–1956
Robert Frank (1924–2019), Window Display, Hubert's Museum, NY

Window Display, Hubert's Museum, NY, 1958

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Window Display, Hubert's Museum, NY
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
Window Display, Hubert's Museum, NY
1958
Robert Frank (1924–2019), Politician, Republican Convention

Politician, Republican Convention, 1956

Robert Frank (1924–2019), Politician, Republican Convention
Robert Frank (1924–2019)
Politician, Republican Convention
1956

Exhibitions: 29

Photographs from the Museum Collection
Thomas Southall, curator
1978
Streetwise: Masters of 60s Photography
Deborah Klochko, curator
2011
A New York Picture Post: Gotham in the 20th Century
Brett Knappe, curator
2007
Constructions of Place: Architecture in Photography
Erin Barnett, curator
1999
Windows: Photographs from the Collection
John Pultz, curator
1999–2000
Photographs from the Collection
John Pultz, curator
1996
Photographs from the Collection 1940-Present
John Pultz, curator
2003–2004
Daguerreotype to Digital: Photographs from the Collection
Brett Knappe, curator
2005
Claimed: Land Use in Western America
Kate Meyer, curator
2007
Teaching Gallery: Modern Art
2009
Conversation XVI: Photography from the Collection
John Pultz, curator
2013
Considering Space: Photographs from the Collection
John Pultz, curator
1994
Commitment to Vision
1986
Brosseau Center for Learning: Photography in the US, late 1940s–1970
2023
Brosseau Center for Learning: The Light and the Darkness
David Cateforis, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
2026
Made or Taken? Photographs of Women, 1840-1980
1989–1990
Conversation XII: Politics as Symbol/Symbol as Politics
Burdett Loomis, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
2012–2013
Teaching Gallery: 2012 Mini College: Politics / Haitian Art / KU Alumni
2012
American Dream
Celka Straughn, curator
2017
American Dream
Celka Straughn, curator
2017
Brosseau Center for Learning: In Conversation with the 2018–19 KU Common Book
2018
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1995–1999
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1995
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1997
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1998
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1998–1999
The Body and the Lens: Photography 1839 to the Present
John Pultz, curator
1999
Conversation IX: Media Memes: Images, Technology and Making the News
Luke Jordan, curator
Celka Straughn, curator
Michael Williams, curator
2010
Brosseau Center for Learning: Immigrants
Kate Meyer, curator
2017