31 bis rue Campagne Premier (Paris), Man Ray’s home and studio. He first moved here in 1926. He lived here with Lee Miller for three years. (bron: American Girls Art Club In Paris)
2 bis rue Férou (Paris) was the offices of the revolutionary journal ‘L’Atelier’ during the Paris Commune of 1871. Later, in the 1950s, it was the home of artist and surrealist photographer Man Ray. The wide, metal framed window looks as if it belongs to an artist’s studio of that era. (bron: Beyond the Window Box)
> Man Ray Trust
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