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Edgar Degas

1834-1917

Although usually associated with the French Impressionists, Degas' work was more tightly controlled, more painstakingly composed, and more visually immediate than that of other artists of his time. Paintings from his early years aim for an academic, historical style, and are nowhere near as interesting as those that followed his decision not to be a history painter. His portraits are remarkably complex and psychological, powerfully capturing the dynamics between the people pictured. A pioneer in the way motion would be transfigured in painting, Degas' paintings and bronzes of ballerinas and horses act as frozen moments of time, delicate, yet weighty.

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	A Woman Having Her Hair Combed.
	A Woman Seated Beside a Vase of Flowers.
	A Woman with a Vase.
	Achille De Gas in the Uniform of a Cadet.
	After Taking a Bath.
	After the Bath: Woman Combing Her Hair.
	After the Bath: Woman Drying Her Feet.
	After the Bath: Woman Drying Her Nape.
	At the Milliner.
	Ballet Dancer with Bunch of Flowers.
	Ballet Rehearsal on Stage.
	Bathers on the Grass.
	Blue Dancers.
	Carriage at the Races.
	Combing the Hair.
	Dance Class at the Opéra. Dance Lesson.
	Dancers at the Barre.
	Dancers on the Stage.
	Departure from Paddock.
	Diego Martelli.

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