Bryant Park Studios

Back on July 16, 2018, Bryant Park Studios, 80 West 40th Street was visited by Mr. Mark Jacobson, the Grandson of Artist, Martha Goodkind Jacobson, who had lived and worked in Bryant Park Studios in the 40's. The list of Artists that resided here is ever growing and our history expanding in both ...

December 19, 2014 - A request from Photographer - Frederick Bertin to shoot the Penthouse interiors. Pictured here in Bryant Park Studios, Vault Museum with the Superintendent, Mr. Charlie Saliba.

Back on March 8, 2019, Bryant Park Studios received a visit to the Vault Museum by the Playwright: Peter Basta Brightbill. He was researching his latest piece of work, a sequel to the film, "Gladiator" and his visit included a tour of 80 West 40th Street. Artists of all types visit Bryant Park St...

Over the last few months Bryant Park Studios has received many requests for Tours of this Historical Landmark in the heart of New York City. Should you have interest in a Tour, the best way to proceed is to email me DSeeve@MountainDevelopment.com and arrange a suitable date/time, although usually...

Interesting Tour of Bryant Park Studios on Friday, May 27th when Elisabeth Magotteaux visited Bryant Park Studios in order to research her Thesis on Fernand Leger. Magotteaux has a PhD in Art History from Sorbonne University and is in the US as a Museum has sponsored her studies. We toured 80 Wes...

Fantastic visit to Bryant Park Studio's Vault Museum by Bill Wohlrab and his Wife, Wilhelmina (Willy). Bill worked in Bryant Park Studios in the 60's for a Hungarian textiles group: Paul Hargittai. Bill now lives in France, but has fond memories of his time with Hargittai and running out to Nedic...

Wonderful Tour of Bryant Park Studios today with two Art Historians: Julia May Boddwyn, who has contributed to the Whitney & Met Exhibition Catalouges and most recently to the Arshile Gorky catalouge raisonne, and Christel H. Force, a former Associate Curator at the Met. We toured the Vault Museu...

Willi Tobias's sculpture "A Quiet Moment" has been on display and watching over Bryant Park Studios since 1980

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