The Artist's Studio

 This cultural chronicle of the artist's studio reveals the interplay between the mythical and practical aspects of the creative workspace. Spanning from Ancient Greece to the modern day, James Hall's expert analysis examines the representations of the workspace in a variety of mediums, from written descriptions to artwork and photography. Highlighting the artistic contributions of figureheads such as Artemisia Gentileschi, Claude Monet, and Rosa Bonheur, this captivating book also acknowledges the work of the artisans who collaborated closely with famous studio artists. Examining the historical and political implications of art and craftsmanship, this text provides a compelling account of the development of the portable studio and further explores the artist's museum and house.

Featuring a selection of stunning images from around the world, The Artist's Studio is an essential resource for any creative looking to gain insight into the story and reality of the artist's workplace.