Design New England - September/October 2017

CARETAKER MANSHIP ARTISTS RESIDENCY + STUDIOS
‘Bid It Stay’

THE HOME AND STUDIO OF AMERICAN SCULPTOR PAUL MANSHIP BEGINS A SECOND LIFE PROVIDING ARTISTS WITH CREATIVE SPACE

WRITTEN BY

Regina Cole

PHOTOGRAPHED BY

Matt Kalinowski

;;; ;;; ;;;;;;;; on the property formed a dramatic backdrop for sculptor Paul Manship’s large outdoor pieces. The early-19th- century house, which was moved to the site in 1944, overlooks Butman’s Pit. The

1856 barn, which became his studio, is to its left and has a view of Canney’s Pit.

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