Paul Sachs

Paul Sachs was a prominent American educator and expert in the history of art and museums. He served as a professor and later a director at Harvard University, particularly influential in developing museum studies and art history education. Sachs played a key role in shaping Harvard’s Fogg Museum, emphasizing the importance of scholarly research and public access to art. His work helped establish best practices for museums and museum education, making art more accessible and appreciated by wider audiences. Overall, Sachs was a pioneer in museum education, blending academic research with cultural outreach.