article_snippet: Now, aged 78 and in poor health, it is both Robert Freeman and Robert Freeman legacy - a historic archive of iconic photographs spanning 60 years - that could be lost forever.
article_snippet: In response to huge public demand, coupled with the love of Robert Freeman family, the serene 1965 photograph
article_snippet: The exclusive sale organised by Freeman will end 15 May 2015, raising vital funds for Robert’s ongoing care as well as the preservation of a body of work that captured the likes of Robert personal friend, Andy Warhol, Muhammad Ali, Sophia Loren, Marianne Faithful and Jimmy Cliff.
article_snippet: Due to the proud and eccentric nature of a great artist, Robert has refused all family help and this is Freeman way of maintaining Robert father’s dignity and saving Robert priceless archive.
article_snippet: Due to the proud and eccentric nature of Robert, whose work includes this picture of Andy Warhol called Rome from 1972, Robert has refused all family help .
article_snippet: Dean Freeman, a successful director who has published more than 10 works on various stars and once worked as the Spice Girls' official photographer, said: 'My father is extremely frail, living alone in a small hostel and is in desperate need of care. '
highlights_snippet: Captured by Robert Freeman, now 78, and in poor health .
  