A good studio for an artist is a significant place. Creative studios might sometimes look like a pile of rubbish or a mixed-up room, but this is where famous artists' paintings are born!
Look at this assemblage of the greatest artists and their most intimate working places – their studios. I bet you’ve seen many of their works in museums and art history books, but the artist and his studio are often left unseen.
From Salvador Dali’s artist studio full of beautiful women to Pablo Picasso’s decorated hall to David Lynch’s industrial-looking creative space to Francis Bacon’s utter chaos, these photos are intentionally mixed up. You will find both very famous artists and somewhat less popular painters, sculptors, architects, and even their Muses. Some of them are contemporary, but you will also find genius classical masters.
Enjoy the collection!
#201 Decores Studio, Manuela Vera Davidescu, Unirii Square, Bucharest
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#202 Isaac Abrams, Saugerties, New York, 2014
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#203 Studio Joey-davis.com
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#204 Summer Studio
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#205 Studio Of Factory 718 - Robert Buratti & Barry William Hale, Australia
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#206 Brenda Hall
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#207 Niels Smits Van Burgst, Working On 'national Gallery'
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#208 Renata Uznanska Dlf
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#209 Koko Rain Studio
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#210 Maryse Lapointe's Studio, In Montreal. Photograph: Josee Houde
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#211 Dom Capobianco
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#212 Gustave Moreau Studio In Paris
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#213 Juan-miguel Pozo Cruz
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#214 Santiago Idañez
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#215 Vinicius
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#216 Dr. Hugo Heyrman Studio
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#217 Pierre Soulages In His Atelier 1968 © Fritz Pitz
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#218 Nancy Stella Galianos, Abstract Expressionist, Mont-st-hilaire, Quebec
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#219 Sculptor Bruce Garner
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#220 Briony Marshall In Her Studio During Pangolin London Residency
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