Artists in/and their Studios: Bacon, Braque, Kandinsky, and others.

JF Ptak Science Books   Post 1175

I.m not sure what sent me scurrying around for images of artist's studios--iniitally I was looking to see what was on the walls of the artist's workspaces, but there were so many that it couldn't be done in my allotted time.  For now I just want to simply post these images of 30 studios and continue later on as a page with more images and  detail on the artists.  For now, I've included images of the studios of Bacon, Bonheur, Bonard, Braque, Cezanne, Chagall, Derain, Chase, Friedrich, Kandinsky, Le Corbusier, Mondrian, Remington, Teixidor, Villon, and Vlaminck. (The majority of these images are drawn from Alexander Liberman's The Artist in his [sic] Studio, 1960; there's much of interest in that book, including vivid observations and descriptions.)  The other, older, images are depictions of the generalized artist's workshop and studio.  Enjoy.

Francis Bacon studio

 

Rosa Bonheur studio

Abraham Bosse, depiction of  a studio.

Both, Andreas (depiction of a poor artist's studio)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pierre Bonard studio

 
Braque, Georges

Braque

Braque

 

Cezanne

Chagall

Chase, WIlliam Merritt  (1895)

Coode, Peter.  Ca. 1630 (Depiction of a studio)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Courbet (depiction of a studio)

Derain's studio

Fabrittius, Barent 1655-60 (Depiction of a studio)

Friedrich, Caspar David

Kandinsky's studio

Le Corbusier studio

Pietro Longhi

Piet Mondrian

MUSSCHER, Michiel van (Depiction of an artist's studio)

Remington, Fredrick

DAVID THE YOUNGER RYCKAERT
Date :1638

 

 

 

Kapiton Selentsov, 1890

Jordi Teixidor

Jan van der Straet (Stradanus)  Depiction of an artist's studio

Adriaen van Ostade (Dutch, 1610-1685), The Artist's Workshop,

Johannes Vermeer (Dutch, 1632-1675), Allegory of Painting (The Painter in His Studio),

Villon

Vlaminck

Comments

[Jennylynnjasper]

Georgia O'Keefe and Frida Kahlo had very interesting studios as well. You might think about adding them in the later post.

[John F. Ptak]

Thanks Jenny. I may add to this yet, but I just ran out of time. I remember seeing pics of the O'Keefe (or at least of her paints) but I hadn't though of Frida. Thanks!