Examination in dance by Edgar Degas

The picture “Before the exam” depicts young dancers, who are emotionally excited by the excitement associated with the forthcoming, landmark performance for them. Here, Degas did not set the task

Star by Edgar Degas

Degas is known for works depicting dancers, in particular ballet dancers. While most of them focus on rehearsals and preparing for the performance, this work shows a lone ballerina on

Sculpture by Edgar Degas

To sculpt small wax sculptures Degas began in the late 1860’s, and, as his vision deteriorated, the artist paid more and more attention to this genre. The themes of the

After bathing by Edgar Degas

The work of Edgar Degas “After bathing” was written by the author at the age when a man can no longer be tempted or surprised. The artist’s experience explains the

Rehearsal by Edgar Degas

“They call me a painter of dancers,” Degas wrote. He really turned to this topic, and his early masterpiece “Rehearsal” allows you to appreciate all the uniqueness of the images

Taz Bath by Edgar Degas

The nude body became more often depicted Degas with the advent of the 1880s. The pastel “Taz” was written in 1886, and it depicts a girl who seemed not at

The washerwoman is Edgar Degas

Edgar Degas, like Claude Monet, is considered one of the founders of Impressionism. His life was not easy, but out of all difficult life situations he went out with honor.

Dance lesson by Edgar Degas

Grace, beauty and refinement – that’s what’s in all the pictures of Edgar Degas, dedicated to ballet. Master of painting wrote dancers in different techniques, and everything is clear –

Two ironers by Edgar Degas

In the work of Degas there was no concept of the superiority of any social groups or strata over others, or of any parallel that compared people of gross physical

Singer with a glove by Edgar Degas

A popular painting from the series related to the cafes is the work “Singer from the cafeteria”. Degas attracted the cafes, with their democratic spirit, and even some vulgarity, especially

Absinthe by Edgar Degas

The picture has changed its name more than once. Originally it was called “Sketch of a French cafe”, then – “People in a cafe” and only in 1893 it became