Series - Artists and Workshops

Jean-Michel Basquiat, in 1987, photographed by Tseng Kwong Chi.

He's so young! Karel Appel in his studio, circa 1953.

The greatest showman of them all, Maestro Picasso. A champion in staging his life and work, a pioneer in this respect as well.

An exceptional document, Edvard Munch in his studio.

Few color photos of Alberto Giacometti's studio exist; this one, by Gordon Parks, 1951, is one of the rare ones.

Rigid! Piet Mondrian in his Parisian studio in 1937.

Magnificent, the artist in the intimacy of his studio. Alberto Giacometti photographed by Alexander Liberman.

Pierre Alechinsky, methodical and precise while maintaining his fantasy and creativity.

Bernard Buffet. What chaos and accumulation of odds and ends, papers, rags, sculptures and works, and yet, a precise painting, centered subject, framed, no hesitation, the gesture is sure.

Thierry Lefort in his studio, in the Parisian suburbs

Marc Chagall, as if caught in the middle of his work in his studio.

Aki Kuroda in his Parisian studio

Keith Haring in New York

Thierry Lefort

Alberto Giacometti

Joan Miró

Pablo Picasso's studio

Willem De Kooning,