This post is based on an amazing article I've read inside of Acne Paper (11th issue, winter 2010/11). The entire number of this magazine is dedicated to the concept of studio and the various implication for the artist, the model, the public...
Here I post some different paintings / photos, mentioned by the magazine in question, that all have the artist's studio as subject.
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| Alexander Liberman, "The artist in his studio" |
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| F. G. Stephens, "Artist at home" |
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| Elizabeth Brown, "Female figure lying on a bed" |
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| Paul Cezanne, "The stove in the studio" |
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| Eric Ravilious, "Edward Bowden in his studio" |
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| Jorge Lewinski, "Frank Auerbach in his studio" |
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| Octave Tassaert, "Interior of a studio" |
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| John Ballantyne, "Portrait of sir Edwin Landseer" |
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| Velasquez, "Las meninas" |
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| John Boyne, "Meeting of connoisseurs" |
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| Rembrandt, "Artist in his studio" |
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| Rowlandson, "A life class at the royal academy" |
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| Mark Gertler, "Still Life with self-portrait" |
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| Enea Vico, "The academy of Baccio Bandinelli" |
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| Peter Tillemans, "The artist's studio" |
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| W. P. Frith, "The sleeping model" |
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| Vermeer, "Art of painting" |
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| Gautier Deblonde |
