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Sir Eugene Goossens

(1893-1962), Conductor and composer

Sitter in 7 portraits
Goossens' conducting career began with opera companies and the Diaghilev Ballet, but from the 1920s he worked mainly with American orchestras. Among his compositions are the choral work, Silence (1922) and the opera Don Juan de Mañara (1937).

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Sir Eugene Goossens and Richard Tauber rehearsing at The Prince's Theatre, Bristol, 1925, by Paule Vézelay - NPG 6156

Sir Eugene Goossens and Richard Tauber rehearsing at The Prince's Theatre, Bristol, 1925

by Paule Vézelay
oil on canvas, 1925
NPG 6156

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Herbert Lambert - NPG Ax7757

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Herbert Lambert
photogravure, circa 1922
NPG Ax7757

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Elsie Gordon - NPG x20624

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Elsie Gordon
velox snapshot print, 1922
NPG x20624

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Elsie Gordon - NPG x20625

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Elsie Gordon
velox snapshot print, 1924
NPG x20625

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Alexander Leventon - NPG x131724

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Alexander Leventon
chlorobromide print, 1927-1929
NPG x131724

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Derek Allen - NPG x32794

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Derek Allen
bromide print, 1956
NPG x32794

Sir Eugene Goossens, by Paule Vézelay - NPG D17971

Sir Eugene Goossens

by Paule Vézelay
pencil, 1924
NPG D17971

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