Robert Frank and June Leaf--Mabou RF 45, Robert Frank, 1970s
Robert Frank, portraitRobert FrankÉtats-Unis, 1924–2019

Robert Frank and June Leaf--Mabou RF 45

1970s · Photograph

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1994.37.1219

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  1. 28 November 1968

    Leslie reveals the truth about “Pull My Daisy”

    The film’s co-director Alfred Leslie reveals in a Village Voice piece that Pull My Daisy was not improvised at all: it was carefully planned, rehearsed and directed by him and Frank, who shot it with professional lighting.

  2. 1969

    Separates from Mary and remarries

    Frank and Mary separate; he later marries the sculptor June Leaf and in 1971 moves to Mabou on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, dividing his time between his home there, a former fisherman’s shack on the coast, and his Bleecker Street loft in New York.

  3. 1971 · Résidence

    Mabou

  4. 1972

    The book “The Lines of My Hand”

    Returning to still images, he publishes his second photographic book, The Lines of My Hand, described as a “visual autobiography” of largely personal photographs. He later largely gives up “straight” photography to create narratives out of constructed images and collages, with words, multiple frames and scratched and distorted negatives, though none of this later work achieves an impact comparable to that of The Americans.

  5. 1974

    Death of his daughter Andrea

    His daughter Andrea is killed in a plane crash in Tikal, Guatemala. The loss shapes much of his later work, and his reputation as a recluse who declines most interviews and public appearances grows particularly after it.

  6. c. 1974

    His son Pablo’s illness

    Around this time his son Pablo is first hospitalized and diagnosed with schizophrenia.

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