Robert Frank's photograph "Parade-Hoboken, New Jersey" encapsulates the socio-political climate of 1950s America, particularly the era's McCarthyism and civil rights tensions. Initially controversial, it is now regarded as a landmark in post-war photography, featured in Frank's celebrated book "The Americans". Additionally, the auction at Bonhams highlights Albrecht Dürer’s "Nemesis", emphasizing the intersection of art and classical mythology, with Dürer merging elements of retribution and fortune in his intricate engraving, reflecting his scholarly influences.
Robert Frank's "Parade-Hoboken, New Jersey", captures the socio-political landscape of 1950s America, reflecting post-war tensions through its somber aesthetic and obscured figures.
Albrecht Dürer's "Nemesis" showcases a complex representation of ancient mythological figures, merging characteristics of retribution and fortune, showcasing the artist's deep influence from classical literature.
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