Robert Frank took the picture a few days after he was arrested and detained in the southern state of Arkansas.

VOA: special.2009.03.23

In "Rodeo -- New York City" Robert Frank pictures a thin cowboy bending his head to light his cigarette.

VOA: special.2009.03.23

At the National Gallery of Art, visitors can see black and white photographs taken by Robert Frank during the nineteen fifties.

VOA: special.2009.03.23

He would call media executives Kay Graham, Frank Stanton, Robert Kintner, and the heads of every network.

CNN: Commentary: What LBJ would do

Robert Frank has a piece in the New York Times looking at the idea of Pigou Taxes.

FORBES: In Praise Of Pigou Taxes: Especially A Carbon Tax

Robert Frank was an early inspiration for Mr. Eggleston, and a picture he took outdoors in 1971 in Sumner, Miss.

WSJ: A Challenge to the Pretty Ones | William Eggleston | At War With the Obvious | By William Meyers