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Edgar Degas was drawn into the spell of art at an early age. With talent and a great love of art he passed through his training as a painter. In descriptions, Degas is portrayed as inconspicuous and slightly morose. His eyes dark and always introverted. When Degas tried to copy Old Masters in one of the galleries of the Louvre one day, he met Manet. The painter had an open and charming character and was already an experienced artist. Degas was working on an etching and the older painter immediately saw what an unsatisfactory result the completion would lead to. Manet voiced criticism and since that day the two artists were bound by a close friendship. Degas entered the Bohemian art scene of the Impressionists.
Degas did not become a typical impressionist. He lacked temperament and freedom. The artist said about his own works: "There is no art that is less spontaneous than mine..." During his training Degas spent time with the great Ingres. He recommended that the young talent "paint lines and then paint more lines." Degas preferred working in the studio, not out in the countryside. Edgar Degas was attracted to ballet and the theater. His works show insights into the lives of dancers, which seem like snapshots. How did an artist who apparently radiates so little joy of life and enthusiasm succeed in capturing the world of rustling skirts and fast steps so skilfully? Degas made numerous sketches before each project and approached the motif through painstaking diligence. Degas is considered an artist who cultivates toil. The Frenchman's works never lose their contours, his love for drawing is clearly visible.
The charismatic Manet and the introverted Degas long cultivated a friendship that was unusual even for the art scenes in Paris. The highest proof of Degas' friendship was the creation of a double portrait of Manet and his wife. One day Degas visited his friend and noticed that the impulsive Manet had stabbed the painting with a knife. Edgar took the painting and left the house. The two never spoke another word to each other again.
Edgar Degas was drawn into the spell of art at an early age. With talent and a great love of art he passed through his training as a painter. In descriptions, Degas is portrayed as inconspicuous and slightly morose. His eyes dark and always introverted. When Degas tried to copy Old Masters in one of the galleries of the Louvre one day, he met Manet. The painter had an open and charming character and was already an experienced artist. Degas was working on an etching and the older painter immediately saw what an unsatisfactory result the completion would lead to. Manet voiced criticism and since that day the two artists were bound by a close friendship. Degas entered the Bohemian art scene of the Impressionists.
Degas did not become a typical impressionist. He lacked temperament and freedom. The artist said about his own works: "There is no art that is less spontaneous than mine..." During his training Degas spent time with the great Ingres. He recommended that the young talent "paint lines and then paint more lines." Degas preferred working in the studio, not out in the countryside. Edgar Degas was attracted to ballet and the theater. His works show insights into the lives of dancers, which seem like snapshots. How did an artist who apparently radiates so little joy of life and enthusiasm succeed in capturing the world of rustling skirts and fast steps so skilfully? Degas made numerous sketches before each project and approached the motif through painstaking diligence. Degas is considered an artist who cultivates toil. The Frenchman's works never lose their contours, his love for drawing is clearly visible.
The charismatic Manet and the introverted Degas long cultivated a friendship that was unusual even for the art scenes in Paris. The highest proof of Degas' friendship was the creation of a double portrait of Manet and his wife. One day Degas visited his friend and noticed that the impulsive Manet had stabbed the painting with a knife. Edgar took the painting and left the house. The two never spoke another word to each other again.
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.jpg "Dancers in blue, 1890 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Waiting by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Dance Class, 1874 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancer in Green, c.1883 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Racehorses in a Landscape by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Reclining Nude Woman by Edgar Degas")
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 c1874-77 - (MeisterDrucke-129067).jpg "Dancer in Front of a Window (Dancer at the Photographer")
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.jpg "The Orchestra Musicians by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-61859).jpg "The Star, or Dancer on the stage by Edgar Degas")
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_c1890_-_(MeisterDrucke-636307).jpg "Nude Woman Standing, Drying Herself by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Young Woman with Ibis, 1860-62 by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-183967).jpg "Standing Nude by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "A Study of a Dancer by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Morning Bath, 1887-90 by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-93678).jpg "Blue Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked woman lying on her back (study) by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Dance Class by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Woman at Her Bath by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Dance Foyer at the Opera on the Rue Le Peletier by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked Woman Styling her Hair, c.1890-1895 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancer at the Barre by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Women Combing Their Hair by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancers in an Exercise Room, Three Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Woman with a Towel, 1894 or 1898 by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-197887).jpg "Three Studies of a Nude Dancer by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-54338).jpg "After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Neck, 1898 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Swaying Dancer in Green by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancers at Rest by Edgar Degas")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-688803).jpg "Lyda (Woman with a Lorgnette) by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-41934).jpg "Woman in her Bath, Sponging her Leg, c.1883 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Orchestra at the Opera by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Frieze of Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "After the Bath by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Supper at the Ball by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Ballet Rehearsal on the Stage by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Four Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dance Exam by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Two Dancers on a Stage, 1874 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "At the Races in the Countryside by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancers Practicing at the Barre by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Cliff Coast by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "A Ballet Dancer in Position Facing Three-Quarters Front by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-97361).jpg "Dancer with Tambourine, or Spanish Dancer by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Sitting Dancer Massaging Her Foot by Edgar Degas")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-567938).jpg "Violinist and Young Woman by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancer Posing for a Photographer by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Two Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "At the Cafe by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-170364).jpg "Two Dancers Relaxing by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Dancer Standing, Back View, 1872-1873 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Jockey on Horse by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-110705).jpg "Jockey flexed forward standing in the saddle, 1860-90 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Rehearsal in the Dance Studio by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Weighing Out by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "After the Bath by Edgar Degas")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1504668).jpg "Dancer, Half-Body, Arms Crossed Behind Her Head by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Crouching Nude by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Squatting, from Behind by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Standing, Drying Herself by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Study of a Dancer by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman at the Door of Her Room by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Drying Herself After the Bath by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-258361).jpg "Nude Getting Out of the Bath by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Male Nude by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked woman sitting (study) by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked Man Standing by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Dressing, c. 1890, 1946 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Three Naked Dancers in Arabesque by Edgar Degas")
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 c1878-1881 (Red wax and plastiline) - (MeisterDrucke-121950).jpg "Study in the Nude of Little Dancer Aged Fourteen by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Ballet Rehearsal by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Woman Undressing by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Seated Woman Arranging her Hair, c.1887-1890 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Dancer with Arms Raised by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Woman in a Tub by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Rest on the Bed by Edgar Degas")
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_Drawing_by_Edgar_Degas_(1834-1917)_New_Yor_-_(MeisterDrucke-921411).jpg "Dancer adjusting her shoe (ballerina) by Edgar Degas")
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_19th_century_Paris_Louvre_Museum_-_(MeisterDrucke-973787).jpg "The Toilet by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Three Girls Bathing by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Rape by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Hair by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Kneeling Nude Woman by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Waiting (Second Version) by Edgar Degas")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-898225).jpg "Nude Woman Standing, Drying Herself by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked woman wiping her feet. Painting by Edgar Degas. 1879-1893. Paris, Musee d")
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.jpg "Nude Woman with Towel, Standing by Edgar Degas")
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_1_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002061).jpg "Three Naked Dancers by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Drying Herself, 1895 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Study in the Nude of Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, c. 1878-1881 by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Naked Woman Washing Her Feet Near Her Bathtub by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "The Dance Lesson by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Self Portrait, 1855 by Edgar Degas")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-636225).jpg "Seated Nude Woman Brushing Her Hair by Edgar Degas")
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.jpg "Nude Woman Drying Herself with a Towel, Seen from Behind by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-88904).jpg "Four Ballerinas on the Stage by Edgar Degas")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-369898).jpg "Woman Taking a Bath by Edgar Degas")
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