Artists in Residence: Seventeen Artists and Their Living Spaces, from Giverny to Casa Azul

Price: $16.77
(as of May 06, 2021 14:30:18 UTC – Details)
Peek inside Georgia O’Keeffe’s adobe courtyards.
Stroll through Henri Matisse’s vibrant aviary.
Peruse Jean-Michel Basquiat’s collection of over 1,000 videotapes.
This book invites you inside some of the most creative and inspiring homes of all time. For the 17 artists profiled here, a house or an apartment is not simply a place to eat and sleep; they transform everyday spaces into dynamic reflections of their individual artistic passions. You will gain a deeper appreciation of your favorite artists’ work and may just discover a new favorite. Richly illustrated throughout, this petite jacketed hardcover offers a fascinating and inspiring blend of art history, interior design, and armchair travel.
• DISTINCTIVE ILLUSTRATED APPROACH: While other books have explored the spaces that housed and inspired artists, they have been exclusively photographic. With vibrant illustrations, this book immerses readers in the atmosphere of each artist’s home more than photos ever could.
• DIVERSE RANGE OF ARTISTS: The 17 artists profiled represent a diverse cross section of eras, countries, races, genders, and artistic styles—not to mention a wide range of homes, from a New York City apartment to a renovated English farmhouse.
• A FRIENDLY INVITATION TO ART HISTORY: With relatable prose and vibrant illustrations, this book is perfect for anyone looking to casually learn something new.
• INTERIOR DÉCOR INSPIRATION: Readers will surely walk away with ideas for crafting their own creative spaces after reading this book.
Perfect for:
• Artists and art appreciators
• Art history buffs
• Interior décor lovers
• Travelers and armchair travelers
• Podcast listeners and blog readers
• Creatives in all industries
From the Publisher




Explore the homes of the most creative and inspiring artists of past and present.
For seventeen iconic artists, their homes played dynamic and often unexamined roles in their creative process. Their homes served as low-stakes places of experimentation, giving them space, outside of their art, where they could follow their own curiosities.
Each artist’s home includes vibrant, dynamic paintings inspired by archival records and in-person visits, including:






Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Front Door
Henri Matisse’s Living Room
Louis Bourgeois’ Mantel






Claude Monet’s Kitchen
Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant’s Library
Georgia O’Keeffe’s Front Door


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