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"The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer" is a sculpture by French artist Edgar Degas, originally modeled in wax around 1880. The work depicts Marie van Goethem, a young student at the Paris Opera Ballet, posed in a relaxed stance with her hands clasped behind her back. Following Degas's death, the orig...
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Same canonical Degas dancer, acclaimed for modern subject and material realism, with later bronze editions complicating object status.
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"Little Dancer Aged Fourteen" is a sculpture by Edgar Degas that was first publicly exhibited at the Sixth Impressionist Exhibition in Paris in 1881. The work represents a young ballet student named Marie van Goethem from the Paris Opera. It was originally sculpted in wax and uniquely incorporated m...
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Groundbreaking modern sculpture with mixed materials and social realism, controversial and influential, though divisive at debut.
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The Dance Class is an oil painting completed by Edgar Degas around 1874, showing ballet students rehearsing under the direction of Jules Perrot, a prominent dancer and choreographer. Set in a practice room associated with the Paris Opera, it combines carefully observed poses with an asymmetrical com...
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Canonical Degas ballet painting, admired for composition, observation, and backstage modernity.
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The Bellelli Family is a large family portrait painted by Edgar Degas over several years beginning in the late 1850s. It depicts his aunt Laura Bellelli with her husband, Baron Gennaro Bellelli, and their daughters Giulia and Giovanna in a Florentine interior, arranging the figures to suggest emotio...
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Ambitious early Degas family portrait, strong critical reputation, less popular than later ballet imagery.
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L'Absinthe is an 1876 painting by Edgar Degas depicting a woman and a man seated beside one another at a Paris cafe. A glass of absinthe stands before the woman, while the off-center composition and the figures' withdrawn expressions create an atmosphere of social distance and urban isolation. The w...
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Strong Degas urban alienation scene, respected modern subject, less beloved than ballet works.
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Woman Ironing is an oil painting by Edgar Degas, made during the late nineteenth century and now held by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. It depicts a working-class laundress leaning into the physical effort of pressing fabric, a subject Degas examined repeatedly in paintings, drawing...
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Important Degas labor subject, socially sharp and technically strong, comparatively less iconic.
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