Jackson Pollock’s Former Art Studio in a 19th-Century Greenwich Village Carriage House Listed for $8 Million
The Greenwich Village studio belonged to Alfonso Ossorio, an artist, collector and early patron of Pollock, who hosted the painter and his wife, Lee Krasner, in early 1951. During their stay, Pollock is believed to have produced a series of drawings, one of which later sold at Christie’s for $4.5 million.
Château Bellevue in Provence: Former Home of Nadia Léger, One of Modern Art’s Overlooked Female Artists
Tormer Provençal home and studio of Nadia Léger, is on the market in Callian for €3.15 million. Set across 7.4 acres with olive groves, a pool and a 4,198 ft² artist’s studio, the estate offers a rare link to the Polish-born modern artist whose work has recently returned to the spotlight after decades in the shadow of her husband, Fernand Léger.
A Medieval Tuscan Villa Near Florence With a Grotto-Like Limonaia Asks €4.7 Million
Portrait artist to European royalty and leading cultural figures, Michele Gordigiani reshaped Striano with architect Luigi Del Moro as a house for painting, music and entertaining. Its extraordinary limonaia draws on the same Florentine garden tradition as the famous grotto at the Boboli Gardens.
Artist Daniel Arsham Lists His NYC Home, a Former Firehouse Turned Art Studio/Residence, for $9 Million
Built in 1887 for FDNY Engine Company No. 55, 185 Lafayette Street has evolved from firehouse to studio and residence, now serving as contemporary artist Daniel Arsham’s live-work home in SoHo.