Robert Keith Reeves Haines b. 1910

  • Curator
Robert Haines was a progressive and influential curator and educator in mid-20th century Australia. He managed the Georges Gallery in Melbourne after WWII, was assistant director at the National Gallery of Victoria where he encouraged the acquisition of leading furniture-maker and designer Schulim Krimper, director of the Queensland Art Gallery 1951-60 and director of David Jones Fine Art Gallery 1960-76..
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Name
Robert Keith Reeves Haines
Gender
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Roles
  • Curator
Birth date
1910
Death date
2005

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References [<ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'Krimper in context: the importance of provenance to design research,' RMIT Design Archives Journal, Vol 5 No 2 2015>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'The prism of provenance: the Landau collection of Krimper furniture,' Australiana November 2015 vol 37 no 4 pp22-38>, <ExternalResource: Glenn R. Cooke. "A Time remembered. Art in Brisbane 1950-1975." Queensland Art Gallery, 1995. [contains survey of Haines' career]>, <ExternalResource: Daniel Thomas. Robert Haines 1910-2005. obituary. Sydney Morning Herald, 22-23 October 2005.>] [<ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'Krimper in context: the importance of provenance to design research,' RMIT Design Archives Journal, Vol 5 No 2 2015>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'The prism of provenance: the Landau collection of Krimper furniture,' Australiana November 2015 vol 37 no 4 pp22-38>]