atelier
- noun
- /ˌætəˈlɪr/
- However, there were other options, such as the Academie Julian, a private atelier particularly popular among the expatriate community in Paris.
- atelier painting
- atelier, or studio
I would go to his atelier, his studio all the time and we'd hang out and we'd dance and he gave me like amazing clothes to wear.
- I would go to his atelier, his studio all the time and we'd hang out and we'd dance and he gave me like amazing clothes to wear.
Examples
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We saw there were machines, people in a small atelier cutting fabrics.
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Joanna Grabski examined the globalized world of fashion emerging from Dakar's streets and ateliers.
Academic text (2002) -
Welcome to my little atelier.
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We try to show what we do in the creativity of our atelier in France.
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There is the atelier, Sebastian's studio.
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In May, 1968, the great couturier Balenciaga closed his atelier forever because, he said, "There is no one left to dress."
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I would go to his atelier, his studio all the time and we'd hang out and we'd dance and he gave me like amazing clothes to wear.
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Intellectual life thrived with a productive scriptorium, two schools, an extensive library, and an atelier that produced precious liturgical objects.
Academic text (2018) -
After a stint as editor of Paris Vogue, he opened his own design atelier on Avenue George V in 1929, adopting the mononym "Mainbocher."
Academic text (2014) -
The artist spent hours in his atelier, creating stunning pieces for the upcoming exhibition.
Synonyms
A room where artists, dancers, musicians, or photographers work and teach
A room where someone makes things by hand or paints
A workshop where an artist or maker creates and teaches art
A room where an artist makes paintings and other art
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Etymology
The word atelier comes from French and originally meant a 'workshop' — a place with tools and space for making things. That's why an atelier today is an artist's 'studio' or workshop where they create and show their work.