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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!
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#1
Claude Monet
Final score:
120points
10 years ago
Probably taken around 1905-10 Based on his age and the paintings in his studio.
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Carl Kenyon 5 years ago
A blue-hued blur of water and plants and reflections of clouds: Monet in his Giverny studio in 1920. a pictures in the book "Mad Enchantment"
Winston Seaton 7 years ago
Only thing I have in common with Monet is we are painters past and present and both had our cataracts remove and seam to paint better without them. Win-Seaton...e8e6e7.jpg 
Winston Seaton 7 years ago
Wish I had a Couch like this for my painting of the "Red Couch" Red-Couch-...c4-png.jpg 
Kathy Quinn-hammond 8 years ago
I purchased a canvas to paint.they sent it to me folded in a box.please, how do i get the creases out.i will be eternally thankful.thank you
Evelyn 8 years ago
Either iron it or stretch it then spray with warm water
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Natasha Metaxa 8 years ago
What is amazing about this photo is the extremely balanced tone scale of the paintings!I am familiar with the paintings in color and by this photo I noticed and realized he used the tone scale in such a clever way!!He was a genius and very sharp/sensitive eye artist!! Natasha Metaxa - http://workshops.metaxanatasha.com/workshop-description/
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
but I think this is not his studio at Giverney, that's not this big and has many windows
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#2
Laurie Lipton
Final score:
115points
Andrew Maxwell 9 years ago
omg miss brown Its andrew who used to go to meadow XD didnt think to find you here
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J.M.Ricker 10 years ago
a talented and insightful artist, Laurie Lipton does not have the recognition her work deserves
GothardEtelka 10 years ago
Stunning gorgeous Art !Pencil and charcoal are my favorites.Lov your work L.L.!
#3
Pablo Picasso
In his studio with Brigitte Bardot during the 1956 International Cannes film festival.
Final score:
114points
ThomasMartin 10 years ago
Amazing: Picasso and Brigitte Bardot in his home near Cannes in the South of France mid 1950ies ....
BeckyDillon 10 years ago
Yes, BB.Pablo Picasso in his studio with Brigitte Bardot during the 1956 International Cannes film festival, by Jerome Brierre/Getty Images.
Katherine Mehling 5 months ago
I relate a lot to the artists whose "studios" are so busy and full. I cannot find anything if it has been organized. Ever since a young age my ADHD has caused me to be a very disorganized person BUT I could always remember where exactly a specific object is in that "mess" but as soon as someone who come in and start arranging my "space" everything seemed to be more lost in a clean area than it was scattered all around! I have also been a part of the art word since that age of 2 years old due to the creativity my ADHD has given me! I am actually curious to know how many artists have ADHD because the definition of "creativity" is exactly what ADHD does to a person. I only recently started seeing my ADHD as something useful and turn it into a tool instead of allowing it to cause disfunctions and problems.
#4
Hans Hartung
Final score:
105points
Dävid La Rosa 8 years ago
Forget about studio. This is a full locus of habitation anywhere in the world!
#5
Salvador Dali
Final score:
82points
Dävid La Rosa 8 years ago
Not much to see space wise here. The mesmeric art takes up the entirety of Dali's place.
Denise Hintzen-Herbert 9 years ago
Just love Dali, he was so off his head, he was a genuine Artist but so crazy. Absinthe and drugs obviously got him through his days have ha
Ruth Ellis-davey 9 years ago
Salvador Dali, serealist Artist who turned heads, and still doing so. He had some unusual visuals in his paintings. His mustache was an extension of his personaty. Then he would have times when he would lock himself in room and paint and have his meal delivered through a little hole in the wall. So not to be disturbed, a colourful Artists indeed..
#6
Phil Akashi
Final score:
55points
#7
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson
Final score:
54points
Katherine Mehling 5 months ago
I love working outside, but only in the evenings when the sun is not blinding and the heat is not scorching and uncomfortable. Pretty much the perfect summer night weather is the conditions I enjoy working outside in. I live out in the country, here in the beauty of Montana, and the inspiration that comes to mind in this environment is almost constant. It's hard to get "artist block" when you have miles and miles of open scenic area, high and low, mountains in the distance hills in the near, and open colorful fields surround you. I am truly blessed to be an artist that had the opportunity to be born and raised in Montana that is full of natural art and historic art!
#8
Keith Haring
Final score:
52points
LarryLawson 10 years ago
As an art student at BSU in 1977, on a class trip to Cinncinatti Museum of Art, a few friends and I met Andy at an area pub. Yes, he was koo
LoriLeComte 10 years ago
Larry ~ which BSU are you referring to? Bridgewater State University?
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Dennis Smith 3 years ago
They still have an Haring at Art Center where I went to school, always enjoyable.
Carol Gossett 8 years ago
Absolutely loved (and love) the works of Keith Haring. He is sorely missed in this world.
Carol Gossett 8 years ago
I loved (and still love!) the work of Keith Haring. He is sorely missed in this world.
#9
Jackson Pollock
Final score:
51points
P.BruxFHell 10 years ago
Jackson!!! You dropped paint on the floor again!! Come clean your friggin' mess up!!!
KarenLastre 10 years ago
He knew where every drip went; the message on the floor; the power of throwing and knowing when to stop. Genius!
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Dani Spewak 8 years ago
not sure if anyone knows this but the image on the right isn't Pollock. Its a miniature of him in his studio
Derek Poe 8 years ago
Jackson Pollock= overrated pretentious douche bag who wanted to be an artist but had ZERO talent
Dävid La Rosa 8 years ago
I secretly agree with you, but I would be lynched by many East Nashville sophisticants if they found out. First time I saw one of his pieces, I thought it was the work of Pierre Brassau.
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#10
Yue Minjun
Final score:
46points
DebbieMcMannis 9 years ago
I don't see anywhere his art begins and he ends. He and his art are one and the same - inseparable! This is truly wonderful! :)
LoretteMatodes 9 years ago
Love these,but what about Francis Bacon...he had a great studio,small space but really cluttered and creative
#12
Francis Bacon
Final score:
46points
PennyLinton 10 years ago
wow..I am glad I am not the only slob..looks like my space after finals week..:)
castorella 10 years ago
So apparently Francis Bacon's studio was my bedroom during art school years. This pleases me.
Dävid La Rosa 8 years ago
This makes me feel better about the afflictions my space endures in the name of creativity.
Rex Slack 9 years ago
Fantastic! I believe his studio was dismantled and reconstructed in Ireland. I could be mistaken where it resides, love to visit. Out of chaos he found his focus
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
you are right, it is in the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin...a city well worth a visit, the Main Gallery has a bunch of Turner watercolours only exhibited in Januuary (because of the light and because it was a condition of his bequest)
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MJaneJohnson 9 years ago
I can so relate. If I did not pick up on occasion mine would be about like this. You ignore the mess and see what you are working on.
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Frida Kahlo
Final score:
45points
P.BruxFHell 10 years ago
And you can visit her studios on both her former homes. Just as she left them when she passed away.
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
I read there is one in her blue house in mxico city, where is the other one please?
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ColleenHarris 9 years ago
She is a survivor, not a victim to the pain she endured. Look as she paints, you know she hurts, and yet she looks calm& paints on.
KarlaDantas 10 years ago
She's the best! Her painting, her strenght, HER coulombs, HER life! Magnifique!
DonnaSingh 10 years ago
I too visited her Blue House and studio and it was such a moving experience. You could sense her presence around her personal belongings
#14
Joan Miro
Final score:
45points
LindaPharis 10 years ago
Beautiful atmospheric space, condusive to thinking, working, creating.
RobinTanner 9 years ago
I have visited this studio his essence is still present, a remarkable experience
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Auguste Rodin
Final score:
45points
Heather Daily 6 years ago
I kind of have disdain for Rodin because of how he used Camille....
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#16
Gustave Clarence Rodolphe Boulanger
Final score:
43points
Katherine Mehling 5 months ago
The space is amazing in this studio!! Due to the ceiling height, I don't think anyone could ever feel "cramped" in a studio or room like this.
Anne Milewski Petrovich 8 years ago
It looks much better on a tiger, anyway.
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Paul Cezanne
Final score:
43points
Eowana Jordan 6 years ago
Have visited this magical studio in Aix twice. Came home and when my husband had his studio built, we had the walls painted the same colour as did Cezanne. I found the colour at Benjamin Moore: sparrow. It's a bit darker than Cezanne's colour but same otherwise.. It makes the walls disappear! eowana in Manassas , VA
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TsanglangLiu 10 years ago
On the right side of the window, there is a tall slot about 8" wide same height like the window , for him to slide big frame painting out.
Eowana Jordan 6 years ago
YES.. When we visited the first time, the docent referred to it as 'a crack in the wall'.. People turned around.. and most didn't even ' get' it.. I went over to it later on and saw what it was.. not a crack.. maybe that was the only word the lady could think of to describe it in English.. but a tall thin little door with a latch hook on it.. amazing.. and I figured out what it was for.. to lower large paintings to the courtyard.. The steps up to the studio were narrow and difficult to do this.. You are so right TsanglangLiu.. Few others understood.
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I love the window view!!! perfect for an artist especially when you are in the thought process "mode" and trying to get inspiration. it's common for a lot of artists to stare out a window and watch the environment around waiting for that inspiration to hit us!!! I, personally, sit in my dining room (it's made to be an isolated area by walls that separate it from the kitchen and living room), and stare out the 3 standard sized windows, side by side made to act like a "bay" window, and watch the cows in the field across from my field/yard and/or watch the cars drive by until I conjure up the inspiration that I needed.
KristinBarretoRodgers 10 years ago
Painting in a bow tie. . . the irony of the time when being an artist was considered "low class," yet today so many so-called "artists" are classless.
EnriquetaVilleladeSarti 10 years ago
I would just love to be around him working with all that light coming through the window!!!
#18
Alexander Calder
Final score:
42points
cest_nayce 10 years ago
man this guy got me in trouble in 1st year of design i had to make a mobile and it was so crappy i was ashamed of presenting it
Eowana Jordan 6 years ago
I bet it is harder than it looks to do. We took some patio furniture by Salterini in to a metal shop to be sanded and repainted a year or so ago; There was an article about the calder mobile in the Washington Post framed in the shop.. I noticed and commented.. The lady said they restored it for the museum in DC.. Sure impressed me! It was in a metal shop in Manassas Park, VA.
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#19
Ron Mueck
Final score:
42points
Sarah Curry 9 years ago
the only one without natural light makes hyper realistic natural oddities. is that irony?
MissyCorrales 9 years ago
I think having all those giants around me would be kinda freaky. lol
MichaelKane 10 years ago
Given the setting, i love the electric carving knife in the background!
Carlyann Hinman 7 years ago
That is so cool... Phenomenal art! This guy is an intriguing individual I am fascinated by this piece.
#20
Edvard Munch
Final score:
41points
BryceBrown 9 years ago
He apparently also painted outside in a lean-to in winter and left his works out there. He thought of them as his 'children' and didn't want to spoil them!
CristianaRicher 10 years ago
I think he didn'd want do to this picture,and just stayed there..feeling unconfortble..but i1m glad they took..his studio was so ... i liked very much !
#21
David Lynch
Final score:
41points
Kate Joiner 8 years ago
Ha. I just said that I was as messy as Francis Bacon. And now this. Great {art} minds think alike.
GaryLennon 10 years ago
David Lynch paints as mystically and purposely as his writing and filmmaking. Such a joy!!
#22
Jenny Saville
Final score:
40points
HenriqueVelez 10 years ago
Excepcional new world....I love it. No works to describe...fabulous....
Barbara Rogers 7 years ago
Jenny Saville RA (born 7 May 1970) is a contemporary British painter associated with the Young British Artists.[1] She is known for her large-scale painted depictions of nude women. Saville works and lives in Oxford, England.[2] In 1992 she was awarded a six month scholarship to the University of Cincinnati where she states that she saw "Lots of big women. Big white flesh in shorts and T-shirts. It was good to see because they had the physicality that i was interested in"
#24
Markus Lupertz
Final score:
39points
Elizabeth Krall 6 years ago
Looks like my studio. I know where most of the things are though I have put my brush in my coffee a few times.
#25
Georgia O’keeffe
Final score:
38points
JacquieBerry 9 years ago
I think Frances Bacon got his inspiration from my daughter's bedroom.
Maria Santos 7 years ago
Nice but irritating that there are way more studios of men than women!!! Come on, there are plenty of female artists, why not make the article more balanced????
Eowana Jordan 6 years ago
how true! I guess women are busy birthing those babies, and cleaning and cooking... sigh.. ha ha.I agree with you.. more photos of women in their studios!!
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#26
Andy Warhol
Final score:
29points
sheilawolk 10 years ago
I miss him...had a few shows with him . He was about to do a new series he was telling me about, before he died.
#27
Piet Mondriaan
Final score:
27points
#28
Alphonse Mucha
Final score:
26points
#30
Chris Ofili
Final score:
25points
#31
#103 Constantin Brancusi
Final score:
25points
#32
James Brown
Final score:
24points
#34
Rembrandt
Final score:
23points
AntonioSanchez 10 years ago
I once visited one of his house in Amsterdam it's just the right light that takes you to his paintings
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
Rembrandt's house is a museum in Amsterdam.....4 floors of history, and an oil paint making demonstration....well worth a visit...
#35
Christopher Wool
Final score:
22points
#36
Camille Claudel
Final score:
22points
#37
Lucian Freud Painting David Hockney
Final score:
22points
Brent Cehan 4 years ago
He kept a shop in London town. Of fancy clients and good renown and what if none of their souls were saved they went to their maker impeccably shaved. By Lucian by Lucian Freud...
#38
Henry Moore
Final score:
21points
#39
Maya Lin
Final score:
20points
#40
David Nash
Final score:
19points
#41
Fernando Botero
Final score:
19points
#42
John Singer Sargent
Final score:
19points
#43
Gustav Klimt
Final score:
19points
EdwardStutterheim (Submission author) 10 years ago
Gustav Klimt...... still can't believe he wasn't on the list. Should be much higher!!!!
EdwardStutterheim (Submission author) 10 years ago
Should be much higher. What list is this without Gustav Klimt...
#44
Christo
Final score:
18points
Teresa Allen 8 years ago
The yellow and blue umbrellas were amazing art installations he did very close to where I live in Bakersfield, California and at the same time in Japan.
#45
Jonathan Meese
Final score:
18points
#46
Lucian Freud
Final score:
18points
#47
Victor Vasarely
Final score:
18points
#48
Bernard Buffet
Final score:
17points
LarryLawson 10 years ago
Love Henry Moore and his sculptural work. As a young artist and serviceman I had the opportunity to see a great show of his in Zurich in 74'
#49
David Hockney
Final score:
16points
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
love Hockney, especially his latest stuff shown at the RA London was superb...even the iPad 'paintings' of Yosemite, but especially the watercolours of Yorkshire...(was so happy to see the 'cauliflowers' that he made no effort to ameliorate...what a long and varied career
#50
Howard Chandler Christy
Final score:
16points
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
using his imagination here? or was the wrap on the model just for the camera?
#51
Edvard Munch
Final score:
16points
#52
James Rosenquist
Final score:
16points
#53
Bridget Riley
Final score:
15points
#54
Eugene Delacroix
Final score:
15points
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
been in his home that is a museum in Paris, the studio there is not this big, not this fancy, must be somewhere else
#55
Yves Klein
Final score:
13points
#56
Willem De Kooning
Final score:
13points
Bokkenpoot 10 years ago
That is Roald Dahl writing. I don't think it is fun to make fun of death people.
RussellPotter 10 years ago
Exactly. This is a mistake. C'mon, please fix it!
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#57
Vilmos Aba-novák
Final score:
13points
#58
Yinka Shonibare
Final score:
12points
#60
Michael Landy
Final score:
12points
#62
Şerban Budăcean
Final score:
12points
#63
Aristide Mailol
Final score:
11points
BryceBrown 9 years ago
The Artist and his Model, movie inspired by? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1990217/
#65
Sandro Chia
Final score:
9points
#67
Howard Hodgkin
Final score:
8points
#68
Maurice Utrillo And Suzanne Valandon
Final score:
8points
ShirlRoccapriore 9 years ago
HA! I;ve used paintings as tables, chairs, serving trays and even place mats!! ~sr
#69
Robert Rauschenberg
Final score:
8points
#70
Alfred Roll
Final score:
8points
#71
Diego Rivera
Final score:
8points
VíktorH.García 10 years ago
In the 2nd picture, the man standing on the background is Alfaro Siqueiros
#72
Paula Rego
Final score:
8points
#73
Hr Giger
Final score:
8points
#74
Beatrice Wood
Final score:
8points
#75
Martins Correia ( Sculptor)
Final score:
8points
HenriqueVelez 10 years ago
Master Sculptor Martins Correia is the best reference of the portuguese world around five continents
FranciscoRibeiroFilipe 10 years ago
An amazing and very unique artist that deserves to be known and given credit for his incredible work legacy.
#78
Helen Frankenthaler
Final score:
7points
#79
Dezső Korniss
Final score:
7points
#82
Louise Nevelson
Final score:
6points
#83
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
Final score:
6points
Matas Bartaška 9 years ago
It's not this room and not even this house. This was his family living room where all family members played piano (Čiurlionis family had ~9 kids). Most of Mikalojus paintings were actually done in Poland and the ones he made in Lithuania were painted in the guest house a couple of meters from the main family house, but not this one.
AndreaEscobar 10 years ago
This post is called Famous Artists and their muses in their studios. I can't see any of that here
#85
Shirin Neshat
Final score:
6points
#86
Ernest Ludwig Kirchner
Final score:
6points
Janet Logan 5 years ago
His space only scored a six, but what do you do when you are considered a decadent artist by the German leaders. His art is a 100 and so was he.
#87
Artist Neale Howells South Wales Uk
Final score:
6points
Neale Howells (Submission author) 7 years ago
Still enjoying this studio. The light is there is brilliant
#88
Chuck Close
Final score:
6points
#89
Photographer Skylar Dawn's Studio In Riverside, Ca. Tiger Lab Productions
Final score:
6points
#92
Edward Hopper
Final score:
5points
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
wow...he is unexpectedly dapper...I thought he would be extremely cool...can't judge the book etc
#93
Béla Czóbel
Final score:
5points
#94
Lucian Freud
Final score:
5points
Jennifer Allison 8 years ago
but it is another shot of him in his studio, not the same photo as with ...I forget ...another photo was duplicated, which is dull
#96
Alexandra Rouard Paris, 2014
Final score:
5points
#98
Kees Van Dongen
Final score:
4points
#101
Jonathan Borofsky
Final score:
4points
#102
Marc Quinn
Final score:
4points
#103
Neo Rauch
Final score:
4points
#104
Robert Morris
Final score:
4points
#105
Louise Bourgeois
Final score:
4points
#109
Victor Millan, Venezuela Cumana Estado Sucre 1919 -1991
Final score:
4points
PietroCincotti (Submission author) 10 years ago
https://www.facebook.com/groups/35516710581/10155246428425582/?notif_t=like
#110
Kate Shaw, Point B Williamsburg (photography Birgit Krippner) 2014
Final score:
4points
#112
Leonor Fini In Her Studio Rue Payenne, Paris, 1952
Final score:
4points
Cheryl Perrett 8 years ago
Steady away Leonor! Check out what she painted....you may be surprised..
#114
John Singer Sargent In His Studio (with "madame X"), C. 1884
Final score:
4points
#115
Nick Schlee, English Landscape Artist Photographed In His Studio In 2012
Final score:
4points
#116
Mark Ryden
Final score:
4points
RichardJohnson 10 years ago
This photo was shot by Liz Huston, a damn good artist in her own right. http://www.lizhuston.com/
#119
Arnulf Rainer
Final score:
3points
#120
Luc Tuymans
Final score:
3points
#122
Nancy Spero
Final score:
3points
#123
Julie Mehretu
Final score:
3points
Steve Parks 5 years ago
Juli is exceptional, but that isn’t her. I’m www.stephenparkspaintings.com - i have studio too.
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#127
Eva Lewarne - Http://www.evalewarne.com
Final score:
3points
#128
Kimberly Webber Ranchos De Taos Studio
Final score:
3points
#129
Ema Paraschiv
Final score:
3points
Cindy Pirani 6 years ago
The finished painting. https://www.emaparaschiv.com/about-me/ and fully shown here. https://www.emaparaschiv.com/project/the-moment-before/
#131
Artist Nikolaos A. Houtos, On His Loft Studio ,athens
Final score:
3points
#132
Decores Studio, Manuela Vera Davidescu, Unirii Square, Bucharest
Final score:
3points
#136
Bill Rabinovitch My Aristodimos Kaldis Painting Invite To My 1975 Solo Show At 74 Grand St Soho
Final score:
3points
#138
Studio Of Georgia O'keeffe Overlooking Chama Valley By Photographer Laura Gilpin
Final score:
3points
KatherineMoloney (Submission author) 10 years ago
For some reason the "k" in O'Keeffe came out lower case. My apologies.
MegRawlins 9 years ago
love the sunset with the b/w foreground but that is the photographer not the artist
MegRawlins 9 years ago
I love the sunset and black and white in the foreground
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Anado Mclauchlin In His Studio At Casa De Las Ranas In La Cieneguita, Mexico
Final score:
3points
#142
Jeff Koons
Final score:
2points
#143
John Chamberlain
Final score:
2points
#148
Richard Diebenkorn In His Studio In Santa Monica, Ca. 1970–71.
Final score:
2points
#149
Francisco Ledesma
Final score:
2points
#152
Zoltan Enzoe Nagy
Final score:
2points
#154
Aurel Bordenache 1902-1987 Codlea - Brasov, Romania
Final score:
2points
#158
Decores Studio, Manuela Vera Davidescu, Unirii Square, Bucharest
Final score:
2points
#159
Adil Writer In His Studio Mandala Pottery In Auroville, In The Lush Forests Of South India.
Final score:
2points
#160
Kyle Schumaker Working Outside Of His Plains Pa Studio
Final score:
2points
#164
Gottfried Helnwein & His Muse, 2013
Final score:
2points
#166
Thr Glorious Dutch Navy
Final score:
2points
#167
Nine Squares By R Brian Marsh, Designhansa
Final score:
2points
RBrianMarsh (Submission author) 10 years ago
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150500008992574.351086.17355212573&type=3
RBrianMarsh (Submission author) 10 years ago
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151224628267574.431622.17355212573&type=3
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Vance Kirkland's Original Studio:
Final score:
2points
#169
Clyfford Still
Final score:
2points
#170
Giancarlo Neri
Final score:
2points
#173
Paweł Zalewski Warsaw Studio.
Final score:
2points
PawelZalewski (Submission author) 10 years ago
That's my "studio"! It's pretty messy. If you want to see some of my "art" visit: https://www.facebook.com/Pawel.Zalewski.Foto?fref=ts
#175
Lothar Mattejat Studio In Hamburg
Final score:
2points
#176
Gerhard Richter Studio
Final score:
2points
#177
Melissa Mckinnon, Contemporary Canadian Landscape Painter
Final score:
2points
#183
Claes Oldenburg
Final score:
1point
#187
Jim Dine
Final score:
1point
#188
1/3 Of My Studio, You Can Almost See The Alcove Section To The Left That I Use For Storage.
Final score:
1point
#191
Walled By Rizhar Arahim. £singapore. Pahlawan Aku Aries. Pahlawan_aku@yahoo.co.uk
Final score:
1point
#193
Www.gunmonkeyart.com, Yessíca Torres, Southern California
Final score:
1point
#194
Atelier Oscart - Modern Painter / Cross Media Artist Oscar Venema - Www.oscart.nl
Final score:
1point
#196
Richard Downs
Final score:
1point
RichardDowns (Submission author) 10 years ago
Thank you, Lorraine. I appreciate your comment, Richard Downs
#197
Cecilia Barreto
Final score:
1point
#201
Decores Studio, Manuela Vera Davidescu, Unirii Square, Bucharest
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Isaac Abrams, Saugerties, New York, 2014
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Studio Of Factory 718 - Robert Buratti & Barry William Hale, Australia
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Niels Smits Van Burgst, Working On 'national Gallery'
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Maryse Lapointe's Studio, In Montreal. Photograph: Josee Houde
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Gustave Moreau Studio In Paris
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Nancy Stella Galianos, Abstract Expressionist, Mont-st-hilaire, Quebec
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Sculptor Bruce Garner
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TamayaGarner (Submission author) 10 years ago
I think this is a great thing to do! As Artists we all need the most exposure as possible. I do like this format
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Briony Marshall In Her Studio During Pangolin London Residency
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Winslow Homer With 'gulf Stream'
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e.d.bluntzer 10 years ago
not a big fan of Homer, but the "Gulf Stream" my favorite painting for over 46 years
#222
The Left Side Of My Studio.
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NicholasColeman (Submission author) 10 years ago
ill see if i can post a few more...
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Warren Christopher Reeson
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Ashgate Infants 3 years ago
Well on getting away from your mother.......is Canada far enough? (The scariest woman I ever knew)
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Carlos Relvas, 1838 - 1894 House-studio
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StephanTremblay 9 years ago
The house-studio still exist, to see how it look today: "Google Images" his name: Carlos Relvas
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Constantin Brâncuşi
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#226
Nicholas Charles Williams
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Jan Goossen In His Studio, Heusden, The Netherlands, 1992
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"ΖΩΓΡΑΦΕΙΟΝ ", Nikolaos A. Houtos Art Studio, Artemonas Sifnos Island, Cyclades
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Nikolaos A. Houtos (Submission author) 6 years ago
Open artstudio to collectors, art lovers, visitors, art funs, by athenian famous artist Nikolaos A. Houtos member of the Association Internationale des Arts Plastiques Unesco and of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece
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Al Rubin 1966
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Artist And Dj Marinko Jareb, Community Intervention At Cram Studio / Gallery Niagara, Canada
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Ray Forquer
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The Site Is My Studio. Roy Staab Creating Storm King Mt. Hudson River 1989
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Melanie Ashton
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Bruno Le Bail
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Justin DancingHawk 6 years ago
I'm intrigued by that easel! I'd love to know how it works, etc .!
#244
Linda Wilder (canadian 1955- )
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Monica Bassett, Contemporary Artist
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Roxana Manouchehri
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Lydia Dabcovich, Children's Book Illustrator
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e.d.bluntzer 10 years ago
why do book illustrators NOT get the same respect as studio artists???
MeralDabcovich (Submission author) 10 years ago
My mother would love your question. They should. They are creating many paintings in a book that tell a story. It's not easy to do. You have to be a story teller and artist, an animator, and understand movement and perspective in a different way than someone who paints one painting. It's a different type of fine art and should be respected. There are some children's book illustrator museums popping up now. See: The Eric Carle Museum and the NCCIL.
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Michael P. Hallé, Artist And Writer Author Of 10gates Tree Of Life. Path To Conscious Living
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Robert Stark, Susquehanna Studio, Pa
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Costas Dais In His Studio - In Larissa - Greece
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Glòria Giménez In Her Studio, In La Roca Del Vallès
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George Zymarakis Athens, Greece
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Cveto Marsič
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Robert Ross "the Picasso Of Harlem"
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RobertRoss (Submission author) 10 years ago
i hope you take a moment and check out some of my work on Facebook and also on my web site thats begin updated. www.redrossgallery.com
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Alice Neel
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Odilon Redon In His Studio
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#283
Michael Skop (b1932-d2009)
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AhnaSkop (Submission author) 10 years ago
this is a photo of my father with Ben Schwartzwalder (football coach from Syracuse)
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Paul Klee
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Mr.adolfito Trondheim (lkv) 2010
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Talle Bamazi In Is Columbus,ohio Studiot 2007
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Lorr's Space
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Alberto Cedrón, Buenos Aires, 2007
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CarlosdelosSantos (Submission author) 10 years ago
Maestro Alberto was a very intense man. A great teacher, a great friend. Little after this picture, he passed away. I truly miss him.
#291
American Artist And Photographer Angel Wynn Gives Demonstration Inside Studio
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#296
My Studio Is My Kitchen Plus A Poodle Who Gets In The Paint
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#297
Studio Akis Topalis
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#299
Mr Paul (mrpaulsmind)
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Nectarios Kounenakis 8 years ago
violence? no way e.d. - this guy loves sex
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Aldyn Alexander
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Ashgate Infants 3 years ago
Naked beautiful women usually do it for the art world. If he was painting fat biffas that spent most of their eating time in McDonalds he might not be on here.
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YaraHaddad 10 years ago
I love to see the places where art was made. It sometimes makes the pieces more interesting to ponder!
TheFrenetic 10 years ago
I think you forgot the most spectacular. Carlos Relvas House Studio built in 1875. A portuguese "amatour" photographer. Check it please!! ;)
DoloresFrench 10 years ago
Fabulous. My studio looks a lot like the really messy studios here.
JensLichtenberger 10 years ago
Often static or distancing, these images fail to bring to life the joy, despair and enthusiasm that must have been palpable in these studios
Tina Robertson 6 years ago
There is one fabulous studio that is missing which has 14,000 sq.feet and it belongs to a fabulous artist. The best way to view his art and his biography is Google MUSEOBENINI on facebook. You will be so surprised to see what he has accomplished over 60 years .
YaraHaddad 10 years ago
I love to see the places where art was made. It sometimes makes the pieces more interesting to ponder!
TheFrenetic 10 years ago
I think you forgot the most spectacular. Carlos Relvas House Studio built in 1875. A portuguese "amatour" photographer. Check it please!! ;)
DoloresFrench 10 years ago
Fabulous. My studio looks a lot like the really messy studios here.
JensLichtenberger 10 years ago
Often static or distancing, these images fail to bring to life the joy, despair and enthusiasm that must have been palpable in these studios
Tina Robertson 6 years ago
There is one fabulous studio that is missing which has 14,000 sq.feet and it belongs to a fabulous artist. The best way to view his art and his biography is Google MUSEOBENINI on facebook. You will be so surprised to see what he has accomplished over 60 years .
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