famous artists’ homes (a thread):
Georgia O’Keefe’s home – Abiquiu, New Mexico, USA
Frida Kahlo’s home – La Casa Azul, Coyoacán, Mexico
Barbara Hepworth’s St Ives home – Cornwall, UK
Claude Monet’s home and garden – Giverny, France
Salvador Dalí, Casa Dalí — Portlligat, Spain
Donald Judd’s home – 101 Spring Street, New York, USA
Auguste Rodin – La Villa des Brillants, Meudon, France
Giorgio Morandi, Via Fondazza — Grizzana Morandi, Italy
Gordon Onslow Ford — Inverness, California
David Parr — Cambridge, England
Paul Cézanne’s home, Atelier de Cézanne — Aix-en-Provence, France,
Cindy Sherman’s home — Hamptons, NY
Alex Katz home/loft — Maine / NYC
Lois Dodd’s home — Cushing, Maine
David Driskell’s home — Falmouth, Maine
Cy Twombly’s home — Gaeta, Italy
Guy de Rougemont’s home — South of France
Amy Sedaris home — Greenwich Village, NYC
Florence Welch’s home — South London
Andrew Wyeth’s home — Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
Renee and Chaim Gross’ home — New York City
Russel Wright’s house — Manitogoa, New York
Andy Warhol’s house — Upper East Side, NYC
Jay Rosenblum’s house — Manhattan, NYC
Alekos Fassianos’ home, Papagos House — Athens, Greece
Ansel Adams’ home/darkroom — Caramel, California
Josef Astor’s studio — Carnegie Hall, NYC
Editta Sherman’s studio — Carnegie Hall, NYC
Bill Cunningham’s studio — Carnegie Hall, NYC
Esther Mahlangu’s home — South Africa
Pieter Hugo’s studio — Cape Town, South Africa
Jean Cocteau’s home, Villa Santo Sospir — Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France
Javier Senosiain’s home — Mexico City
Kawai Kanjirō’s home — Kyoto, Japan
Justina Blakeney home — Los Angelos, California
Joan Grady-Artigas home, El Racó — Spain
Lorna Simpson’s studio — Brooklyn, NYC
Garciela Iturbide’s studio (designed by her son) — Mexico City
Jean-Michel Basquiat, doorway to his apartment / recreation of his studio space — NYC
Keith Haring’s studio — NYC
David Hockney’s home — Los Angeles, California
Wyatt Cenac — Brooklyn, NYC
Enrico Baj’s home — northern Italy
Dan Winters’ Texas studio
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