Robert Farber (artist)

Robert Farber (born 1944, died 1998) was an American photographer renowned for his sensuous, pastel-toned images of female nudes and still life. His work is characterized by its soft focus, diffused light, and subtle color palettes, often employing a romantic and evocative aesthetic.

Farber began his career as a commercial photographer, but gradually transitioned to fine art photography. He is known for his innovative use of color and his ability to create images that are both intimate and timeless. His photographs often depict women in natural settings or against simple backgrounds, emphasizing their beauty and grace.

Farber's work has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums around the world and is included in numerous private and public collections. He published several books of his photographs, including "Images of Woman" (1976), "Farber Nudes" (1986), and "Natural Beauty" (1991). These publications further cemented his reputation as a leading figure in contemporary fine art photography.

He is considered a significant figure in the development of color photography as an art form, influencing many photographers with his distinctive style and approach.