Francis Haskell - Biography - IMDb
Francis Haskell. Self: Entretiens du Louvre. Francis Haskell was born on 7 April 1928 in London, England, UK. He died on 18 January 2000 in Oxford, England, UK.
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Francis Haskell (1928–2000) was a prominent English art historian known for his social-historical approach to art and for pioneering patronage studies, including the influential Patrons and Painters. He passed away in January 2000 from liver cancer. [Wikipedia: Francis Haskell] [IMDb biography: Francis Haskell][2][3]
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Posthumous references include discussions of his influence on art history and collections, with memorials and scholarly remembrances highlighting his role as a trustee of the Wallace Collection and his leadership in art-history circles. His wife, Larissa Salmina, passed away in 2024; their partnership is often noted in biographical accounts. [Wikipedia: Francis Haskell] [National Gallery – Francis Haskell Papers][3][4]
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Recent discussions and memorials focus on his intellectual legacy, including the Francis Haskell Memorial Fund which supports fellowships and bursaries in related fields. Content from museum and academic outlets frequently cite his contributions to rediscoveries in art and the social histories of art. [Enfilade memorial fund post] [Apollo Magazine diary on Francis Haskell][5][10]
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