Robert D’Alessandro found one of his most enduring subjects almost everywhere he looked: hanging from houses, painted across clothing, attached to cars, displayed outside businesses, carried by individuals, and woven into the visual fabric of American life. The subject was the American flag, a symbol so familiar that it could easily disappear into the background …
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