SAM HASKINS, Photographer (1926 - 2009)
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“Arguably the most influential photographer of the 1960s, his work has been plagiarised mercilessly.”
-Harper’s Bazaar August 2003
Sam Haskins occupies a unique and highly influential place in the history of post war creative photography. An outlier from South Africa whose work played a key role defining the feminine identity and photographic thinking of the 60’s. While a prolific and wide ranging artist, his quintessential creative signature was a mastery of figure photography and portraiture often using non-professional
models.Framed works: £1375 - £4300
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Cowboy Kate (1964)
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Billiard Room (1967)
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Kate Gunbelt (1964)
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Kate Undressing (1964)
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Haskins Posters (1972)
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Leaf and Torso (1967)