The artist’s studio in the early modern period was the workplace of a painter, sculptor, or other creative artist, a place of manufacture of works of art, and a place of training. In a broader sense, “studio” is also used to denote the entire cohort of people working in conjunction with an artist.
In terms of their structure and organization, the artists’ studios of the first centuries of the early modern period were unchanged since the Middle Ages. A group of people working in such …