RDO
Editions
FINE ART BOOKS & PRINTS
A boutique collection of Robert Farber's iconic, rare
and unreleased images.
Fifty years of work, curated for the first time in one place.
Release in unique collectible formats ...
As gallery editions have continued to rise in value,
this offers a more accessible entry into a body of work,
now made available to a new generation of collectors
through RDO Editions.
Produced with the high-quality standards
of his gallery and museum prints.
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These aren’t just collectable and iconic fine art images, each has a unique story behind it...
"In 1989 I received a commission from a renowned German fashion house and department store Loden Frey, a luxury German store that gave me the freedom to capture a more unexpected side of the city. They wanted me to capture the essence of New York City, but not just its iconic landmarks. They were looking for something edgier. The head of their fashion, a woman with impeccable taste, collaborated with me to create scenarios that showcased New York's grittier side.
Our first location was the meatpacking district..."
"This image has become one of my favorites for a very different reason, not because it represents my style at its purest, but because it’s a photograph about a photograph, and the story behind it is pure 1970s America.
The image on the wall features Fannie Fox, the infamous burlesque dancer who exploded into headlines after the Wilbur Mills scandal in Washington, DC, and suddenly went from tabloid chaos to a Playboy assignment.
Playboy asked me to shoot her..."
OUR MISSION
To make it possible to acquire special collectable editions
of Robert Farber's iconic and unreleased images.
These are true art pieces that are printed identically to the artist’s museum
and gallery editions on the finest archival papers,
hand signed and collectable for years to come.
RDO Editions was created from a simple belief: that meaningful photography
should not only be seen in museums, galleries, and books,
but lived with everyday.