John Cimon Warburg

John Cimon Warburg (1867-1931) was a German photographer who worked primarily in the pictorialist style. He was known for his soft focus and evocative landscapes, often capturing the beauty of nature in a romantic and ethereal way. Warburg’s photographs often featured dramatic lighting and compositions, utilizing the techniques of the pictorialist movement to create atmospheric and evocative images. His work, often printed on platinum paper, was exhibited internationally and was highly regarded in the early 20th century.