Posts tagged Artist's Studio

Blair Hughes-Stanton, The model, 1926

Blair Hughes-Stanton, The model, 1926

Nguyen Dinh Dang, Spring Inspiration, approx. 1987

Nguyen Dinh Dang, Spring Inspiration, approx. 1987

Physical Details: Photographic print: 1 item : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm. on board 18 x 23 cm. Creator: unidentified photographer Description: Photograph [approx. 1897] shows [sculptors] Weinman and Keck among a group of artists and a model, possibly at the Art Students League, N.Y. Identification on verso: (handwritten) Art School- 57th Street N.Y. City; A.A.W. and Charles Keck (without tie-front row) from the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art

Physical Details: Photographic print: 1 item : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm. on board 18 x 23 cm.

Creator: unidentified photographer

Description: Photograph [approx. 1897] shows [sculptors] Weinman and Keck among a group of artists and a model, possibly at the Art Students League, N.Y.

Identification on verso: (handwritten) Art School- 57th Street N.Y. City; A.A.W. and Charles Keck (without tie-front row)

from the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art

Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002), Self-Portrait with model

Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002), Self-Portrait with model

more from Jemima Stehli’s 1999 series Strip (counterclockwise from top):

Strip No. 5, Dealer

Strip No. 3, Critic

Strip No. 6, Critic

homemade miniature studio for model train set, approx. 1980  [via]

homemade miniature studio for model train set, approx. 1980 

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Nikolai Kornilievich Bodarevsky (1850-1921), Nude in the Studio

Nikolai Kornilievich Bodarevsky (1850-1921), Nude in the Studio

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Edmond Kiraz, illustration from approx. 1974

Edmond Kiraz, illustration from approx. 1974

regardintemporel: Artists and Model Vincent Glinsky, modern sculptor; George Constant, architectural painter; Lewis Daniel, expressionist; Fiske Boyd, graphic artist; and Minna Citron, abstract artist 1952

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Artists and Model

Vincent Glinsky, modern sculptor; George Constant, architectural painter; Lewis Daniel, expressionist; Fiske Boyd, graphic artist; and Minna Citron, abstract artist

1952

Bodor Zoltán, Blond Nude, 1994

Bodor Zoltán, Blond Nude, 1994

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Lucien Victor Guirand de Scévola (1871-1950), The painter and his model (de Scévola also happens to be one of the inventors of modern military camouflage. An early field experiment: cannons painted with zebra stripes.)

Lucien Victor Guirand de Scévola (1871-1950), The painter and his model

(de Scévola also happens to be one of the inventors of modern military camouflage. An early field experiment: cannons painted with zebra stripes.)

Mark Arbeit, Atelier Alain Bonnefoit #1, 2002

Mark Arbeit, Atelier Alain Bonnefoit #1, 2002

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Louie Psihoyos, staged portrait of Eric Fischl with models in studio  I took a series of photgraphs of artists done in the style of their own work. There has been much said of the psychological loading of Fischl’s work so I built a bathroom at about a 30% angle in my studio to may the viewer feel even more off balance for my portrait of the painter. Eric wasn’t used to working with nude models for his work. He usually grabbed snapshots of nudes from his trips to places like St. Tropez and painted them into his scenes once back at his New York studio. He’d painted hundreds of nudes by then but was fairly shocked at the idea of women and men taking their clothes off while you worked. “You mean you just pay them and they take their clothes off?” he asked. “I’d never get any work done if I had naked people running around my studio.”

Louie Psihoyos, staged portrait of Eric Fischl with models in studio 

I took a series of photgraphs of artists done in the style of their own work. There has been much said of the psychological loading of Fischl’s work so I built a bathroom at about a 30% angle in my studio to may the viewer feel even more off balance for my portrait of the painter. Eric wasn’t used to working with nude models for his work. He usually grabbed snapshots of nudes from his trips to places like St. Tropez and painted them into his scenes once back at his New York studio. He’d painted hundreds of nudes by then but was fairly shocked at the idea of women and men taking their clothes off while you worked. “You mean you just pay them and they take their clothes off?” he asked. “I’d never get any work done if I had naked people running around my studio.”

Joos van Winghe, Apelles Paints Campaspe, approx. 1600

Joos van Winghe, Apelles Paints Campaspe, approx. 1600

Hilda Carline (1889-1950), Standing female nude in a studio

Hilda Carline (1889-1950), Standing female nude in a studio