Professor Michael Kauffmann FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Emeritus Fellow
- Year elected
- 1987
- Year of birth
- 1931
- Year of death
- 2023
- Subjects
- Art history
- Sections
- History of Art and Music
Summary
Prof. C.Michael Kauffmann (FBA 1987. Emeritus) Born in Frankfurt in 1931, migrated to Burnley, Lancashire, in 1938. Educated at Clitheroe Grammar School (1940-43), St Paul's School, Berks, and then London (1943-48), Merton College, Oxford (Postmaster) (1950-53), BA Modern History. Warburg Institute, University of London, (1953-57), Junior Research Fellow. Ph.D. History of Art, 1957. Career: Assistant, Warburg Institute Photographic Collection, 1957-58; Manchester City Art Gallery, Asst. Keeper, 1958-60; Victoria and Albert Museum, Dept. of Prints & Drawings and Paintings, Asst. Keeper, 1960-75, Keeper 1975-85. Asst. to the Director, 1963-66. Lecturer, University of Chicago, Spring semester 1969. Director Courtauld Institue of Art and Professor of History of Art, University of London, 1985-95. Member of various committees including that of the NACF (later Art Fund), 1987-2005.
Last post
Professor Emeritus of the History of Art and formerly Director of the Courtauld Institute, University of London
Past appointments
Courtauld Institute of Art University of London Professor Emeritus of the History of Art and formerly Director of the Courtauld Institute, University of London
1995 -
Courtauld Institute of Art University of London Professor Emeritus of the History of Art and formerly Director of the Courtauld Institute, University of London
1995 -
Courtauld Institute of Art University of London Director
1985 - 1995
Courtauld Institute of Art University of London Director
1985 - 1995
Publications
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Dorothy Price FBA
Modern and contemporary art through the lens of race, sexuality and gender with particular expertise in German modernism and Black British Art
Professor Caroline van Eck FBA
History of European art and architecture c. 1800 in a globalising world
Professor Paul Binski FBA
Western European art and architecture 1100-1400; royal and ecclesiastical patronage; the art of liturgy and death; hagiography; wall, panel and manuscript painting; Cambridge illuminated manuscripts; international artistic relations.
