Studio eras

Atelier 17 had twelve locations across its three periods in interwar Paris (1927–1939), mid-century New York City (1940–1955), and postwar Paris (1950–1988). Its addresses are listed below.

The studios

Paris (1927-1939)

90 artists

  • 1927–1928 51 ter, rue du Moulin Vert, Paris
  • 1928–1933 23 villa Chauvelot, Paris
  • 1933–1939 17, rue Campagne-Première, Paris

New York City (1940-1955)

249 artists

  • 1940–1945 New School for Social Research, 66 W 12th Street, New York
  • 1945–1953 41 East Eighth Street, New York
  • 1953–1955 523 Sixth Avenue, New York

Paris (1950-1988)

1,734 artists

  • 1950 (fall)–1954 (fall) 278, rue de Vaugirard, Paris (Chassepot Imprimerie)
  • 1954 (fall)–1955 (fall) Haasen Imprimerie, rue de Vandrezanne, Paris
  • 1954–1961 Académie Ranson, rue Joseph Bara, Paris
  • 1961–1969 77, rue Daguerre, Paris
  • 1969–1977 63, rue Daguerre, Paris
  • 1977–1988 10, rue Didot, Paris

Summer courses in San Francisco

Stanley William Hayter taught summer courses at the California School of Fine Arts in 1940, 1948 and 1960. SFAI Legacy Foundation + Archive has information about the following courses: