Bazille's Studio: 9 rue de la Condamine and similar items

12inch x 18inch Poster The Artist?s Studio in the Rue de La Condamine, which Frederic Bazille completed in 1870, the same year he went off to fight and die for his country. The painting currently hangs in the Musée d?Orsay. The setting for the painting is Bazille?s studio at 9 rue de la Condamine, which he shared with Renoir from the beginning of 1868 until May 1870. Some of Bazille?s works are scattered around the room. To the left, on the wall, we have his Fisherman with a Net and his painting entitled La Toilette can be seen hanging just above the white sofa. The small still-life above the head of the piano player is a still life by Monet which Bazille had bought in order to support his friend. Three men standing at an easel discussing the painting on display. The man with the hat standing in the middle is Édouard Manet and behind him is likely, Monet. The tall man to the right of the easel, palette in hand, is Bazille himself. On the staircase is the journalist, writer and art critic, Emile Zola, who is in discussion with Renoir, who is seated below the staircase. At the piano is Bazille?s musician friend Edmond Maitre. Jean Frédéric Bazille (December 6, 1841 ? November 28, 1870) was a French Impressionist painter. There is a border around the image. The image size is correct.