MICHAEL HALL COLLECTIONS
INCORPORATED
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MICHAEL HALL COLLECTIONS
INCORPORATED
INCORPORATED
Michael Hall, a protegee of Wilhelm Valentiner, Sir John Pope-Hennessy, Rudolf Wittkower, and Sir Francis Watson, has been collecting and selling art to major collectors and museums since the 1940s when he was a prominent actor in movies and television.
Mr. Hall, for over 50 years, has supplied works of art (primarily sculpture) to many major museums in the United States (over 20 major sculptures to The National Gallery in Washington D.C., several major sculptures to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), and in Europe (The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archeology, Oxford, and Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam) and has loaned his collections to museums throughout the world.
Internationally known for Renaissance sculpture, Mr. Hall, has influenced many scholars including several curators active in major museums:
Mr. Hall, for over 50 years, has supplied works of art (primarily sculpture) to many major museums in the United States (over 20 major sculptures to The National Gallery in Washington D.C., several major sculptures to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), and in Europe (The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archeology, Oxford, and Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam) and has loaned his collections to museums throughout the world.
Internationally known for Renaissance sculpture, Mr. Hall, has influenced many scholars including several curators active in major museums:
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF CONNOISSEURSHIP:
- Fogg Art Museum (with John Coolidge)
- NYU (with Horst Peter Jansen)
- NYU (with Sir John Pope-Hennessy)
- Colombia University (with Rudolf Wittkower)
- Yale, 2012 onwards (with Lawrence Kanter)
PUBLICATIONS:
- 'The French Bronze 1500 to 1800', Jacques Fisher and Michael Hall, 1968
- 'Giambologna: Sculpture by the Master and His Followers', Charles Avery and Michael Hall, 1998
- 'Houdon (1748-1828): an Exhibition of Sculpture From the Collection of Michael Hall', Jonathan Unglaub et al. 1998
- 'Masterpieces of Renaissance Sculpture', Andrew Butterfield et al. 1999
- 'Icons or Portraits?: Images of Jesus and Mary from the Collection of Michael Hall', Charles Avery et al. 2002
- Fogg Art Museum (with John Coolidge)
- NYU (with Horst Peter Jansen)
- NYU (with Sir John Pope-Hennessy)
- Colombia University (with Rudolf Wittkower)
- Yale, 2012 onwards (with Lawrence Kanter)
PUBLICATIONS:
- 'The French Bronze 1500 to 1800', Jacques Fisher and Michael Hall, 1968
- 'Giambologna: Sculpture by the Master and His Followers', Charles Avery and Michael Hall, 1998
- 'Houdon (1748-1828): an Exhibition of Sculpture From the Collection of Michael Hall', Jonathan Unglaub et al. 1998
- 'Masterpieces of Renaissance Sculpture', Andrew Butterfield et al. 1999
- 'Icons or Portraits?: Images of Jesus and Mary from the Collection of Michael Hall', Charles Avery et al. 2002
Michael Hall Collections, Inc. is based in Miami, Florida with an exhibition space in New York, New York.
TELEPHONE: +1.305.416.3061
EMAIL: info@michaelhallcollections.com
TELEPHONE: +1.305.416.3061
EMAIL: info@michaelhallcollections.com