Philip Guston's painting titled for one of these non-courtroom places depicts a single Klansman with a cigarette and a large red hand.
Philip Guston's painting titled for one of these non-courtroom places depicts a single Klansman with a cigarette and a large red hand. A print of Look Mickey! hangs on the wall in Roy Lichtenstein's painting of one of these places. A gravedigger, a rabbi, and Napoleon III disguised as a huntsman are among the figures on the left side of a painting set in one of these places. Like its artist's The Meeting, a painting set in one of these places depicts its artist's pointy beard and his (*) patron Alfred Bruyas. Charles Baudelaire and a nude model appear in that painting titled for one of these places, which is subtitled "A real allegory summing up seven years of my artistic and moral life" and is by Gustave Courbet. For 10 points, name this sort of room in which artists work.
Philip Guston's painting titled for one of these non-courtroom places depicts a single Klansman with a cigarette and a large red hand.
artist's studios [or painter's studios; prompt on workshop or workroom]