Villa Seurat brings together several workshops or private mansions built from 1924 to 1926 for different artists. It opens into a dead end lined with houses built, eight of them, by André Lurçat. Salvador Dali lived at 101 bis, rue de la Tombe-Issoire at the corner of the Villa Seurat. At No. 3 and 3bis, there were the workshops of the painters Marcel Gromaire and Édouard Goerg, at No. 4, the house of Jean Lurçat, at No. 7bis, at No. 9 and 11, the workshops of Madame Bertrand and the sculptor Swiss Arnold Huggler. At number 18, lived among others Henry Miller, Anais Nin and Soutine. At No. 7 bis is the house-studio of the sculptor Chana Orloff (1888-1968), built by the architect Auguste Perret, one of the fathers of French architectural Modernism, in 1926.

Very pleasant place. Beautiful exhibition. Very interesting conference by the descendants of the artist. Shows that an iron will allows you to overcome life's obstacles.

An inexpressible happiness, priceless beauties and curiously in this artist's work, materials, styles of the animal artist with such expressive portraits and wonderfully diversified representations. Imperative: you must discover again and again without moderation. All about a tormented life

Being able to discover the studio of this great artist during heritage days was a great experience! What a character and what an almost crossing of the century! Truly impressive! The passage is so incredibly rich, those who walked it created the art of the past century. I highly recommend this nostalgic stroll.

The atelier of Chana Orloff is open by appointment only and it's worth the appointment! The street itself is worth a visit. The architecture and quiet charm of this "village" in the heart of Paris is a must visit even if only half interested in architecture. As a photographer I loved it, and the atelier of Mme Orloff is spectacular. Her works are full of humanity, sensuality, compassion and matriachal bonding. Take an hour out and go there you won't regret it.

It's a place that I loved. The place is interesting to know for its architecture and its location on a private street. I really like Chana Orloff's sculptures and her career as an artist. I will go back 😀

Amazing

(Translated by Google) Magnificent and surprising discovery of this workshop. Exceptional and admirable sculptor of courage and determination, like many Ukrainians. (Original) Magnifique et étonnante découverte de cet atelier. Sculptrice exceptionnelle et admirable de courage et de détermination, comme beaucoup d' Ukrainiens..

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit to this workshop where Chana Orloff lived, the works are moving, magnificent. (Original) Visite très intéressante de cet atelier où vécut Chana Orloff, les d'oeuvres sont émouvantes, magnifiques.

Hello, I admit that I was disappointed with my visit last night to the flashlight in the workshop of this great sculptor. The place is magnificent but in the faint glow of the playful lamp but not very suitable because given the flowering of the sculptures I did not feel the enhancement of the works which were rather stored without any real little notice or card mentioning the name, date etc... computer boxes under the works, it’s a shame because they’re neglected. Sorry, I imagine that the heirs are doing their best but no small document or frieze mentioning the pivotal dates of this great Artist. I am a neophyte but sensitive to Beauty and despite the good reception of the people who received us even late. Everything was very cold despite Chana Orloff's lively videos on screen.

I love this resolutely modern artist with a unique style. His house is full of treasures. Incredible talent, remarkable precision in expressions. Why she is not better known is a mystery to me. I have the impression of being privileged because I know her.. thank you Mrs. Orloff

(Translated by Google) Super nice visit led by the artist's grandson The building itself is worth the detour! (Original) Visite super sympa animée par le petit fils de l'artiste Le bâtiment en lui même vaut le détour !

A wonderful visit in artist Chana Orloff’s workshop! Her story is powerful and the visit was accompanied by the grandchildren of the artist. Being able to see her works and discuss with the family was very special. The workshop itself is also extremely interesting for people who are fan of architecture.

Visité à la torche pendant la nuit des musées. Le musée est petit, mais bien fourni en sculptures de Orloff.

C'était magnifique! Très intéressant!

Un endroit unique et insolite. C'est la petite fille de Chana Orloff qui nous a fait découvrir son atelier.

A magical workshop. The artist's life and work were told to us by his granddaughter. I recommend that you discover this sculptor, remarkable for her style and her career!