Mythographe editions operates out of the Maldon Marbles Studio owned by sculptor Michel Dubey. The studio, located at 48 High St, Maldon, Victoria, was built in 1862. It was the home of the Maddocks family during the 1870s when the parents of four children died within months of each other. The children continued to live in the house under the care of Mary Bourke who became the wife of George McArthur, the first benefactor of the Melbourne University Baillieu Library.

When Michel bought the house, then known as Vivian’s House after the Vivian family, it was in great disrepair. He undertook the careful restoration of the house and now uses it as his home and studio.

The unusual brick work around the front windows and door and the decorative finials on the parapet of the facade are reminiscent of a Moorish style of architecture. If you look carefully at the brick work to the left of the front door you can see the imprint of two possum paws.