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Study of a Dancer; Etude de Danseuse, 1873-1874 (black chalk with white heightening
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Study of a Dancer; Etude de Danseuse, 1873-1874 (black chalk with white heightening
1196205 Study of a Dancer; Etude de Danseuse, 1873-1874 (black chalk with white heightening on paper laid down on board) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); 45.4x28.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23305190
© Christie's Images / Bridgeman Images
1870s 1873 1874 Active Arm Raised Arms Raised Black Chalk Board Chalk Degas Edgar Degas Etude Heightened Heightening Impressionist Art Impressionistic Laid Down Mounted On Board Mounted On Paper On Board On Paper Physical Activity Raised Arm Studies Tutu White Color Woman Alone Artist French French Art French Artist Young Woman
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This print showcases Edgar Degas' "Study of a Dancer; Etude de Danseuse" from 1873-1874. The French artist, known for his impressionistic style, beautifully captures the essence of a female dancer in this piece. With her arms gracefully raised and an active posture, she exudes elegance and strength. Degas' mastery is evident in the meticulous details of the dancer's movements. The use of black chalk with white heightening on paper laid down on board adds depth to the composition, enhancing the contrast between light and shadow. This technique brings life to the dancer's flowing tutu as it seemingly twirls around her. The late nineteenth-century setting further immerses us into a world where dance was not only an art form but also a physical activity that required discipline and dedication. As we study this drawing, we can almost hear the soft melodies playing in the background as our lone dancer gracefully moves across the stage. Through this artwork, Degas invites us to appreciate both the beauty and athleticism of dancers while capturing their fleeting moments on paper. His unique blend of impressionism allows us to witness not just a static image but rather an entire performance frozen in time. This particular print is part of a private collection, reminding us that even though it may be out of copyright now, its significance continues to resonate with art enthusiasts worldwide.
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