In the Studio, Dans l’ Atelier – The Artist Photographed From Ingres to Jeff Koons at the Petit Palais at the Musee des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris

Some photos from a few of my favorite pieces at the current exhibit for Dans l’ Atelier, In the Studio – The artist photographed from Ingres to Jeff Koons at the Petit Palais at the Musee des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris. I spent over 2 hours looking at these amazing photographs. I think my favorite piece was the miniature recreation of Francis Bacon’s studio by Charles Matton.

This is a great exhibit for learning and getting inspired. The fee is only 10 Euros, and you’ll also get access to the permanent collection of the Museum. The exhibit however only lasts til July 17th.

Enjoy the pieces!

Doug and Mike Starn, New York, 2005-2006 by Catherine Leutenegger

Jeff Koons, New York, 2005 by Gautier Deblonde

Charles-Henri Pille, Paris, 1880 by Edmond Benard

May 7, 2016: In the Studio, Dans l’ Atelier – The artist photographed from Ingres to Jeff Koons at the Petit Palais, Musee des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris, Paris, France.

John Singer Sargent, Paris, 1880 by Edmond Benard

Georges Braque, Paris, 1946 by Brassai

Top: Pablo Picasso, Paris, 1953 by Willy Rizzo Bottom: Henri Matisse, Paris, 1950 by Walter Carone

Brassai in his hotel room, Paris, 1932 by Brassai

David Hockney, 1975 by Andre Ostier

Piet Mondrian, 1990 by Hucleux, Jean Julien Olivier

Sunday Painter, 1946 by Brassai

Toulouse-Lautrec, Paris, 1895 by Maurice Guibert

Henri Matisse, Nice, 1949 by Lucien Herve

Brassai, Port Lligat, 1955 by Brassai

Fernand Leger, 1933 by Walter Limot

Hubert Yencesse, 1960 by Remy Duval Naoum Aronson, 1930, Bernes Marouteau et C Andre Lanskoy, 1959 by Jean-Francois Bauret Henry Moore, 1978 by Jesse A. Fernandez Jean Arp, 1954 by Sabine Weiss Fernand Leger, 1933 by Walter Limot Adolf Menzel, 1900 by Anonymous Bourdelle hands in carving the Dying Swan, 1929 by Henri Manuel