Add to ORKGThis important work depicts one of the artist\u27s favourite subjects in his later years. It is based on several drawings and an earlier pastel. The bold treatment of the subject and limited range of colour are typical of Degas\u27s works of this period.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/saskia/4065/thumbnail.jp
Edgar Degas’ paintings of people in personal, everyday moments are images that have resonated throug...
Kendall believes Degas looked on reproducing the human body in a new and different way as a challeng...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [66]-67)The art of Edgar Degas (1834-1917) has long been ...
This important work depicts one of the artist\u27s favourite subjects in his later years. It is base...
This important work depicts one of the artist\u27s favourite subjects in his later years. It is base...
Degas applied pastel in so many successive layers that the pigment became burnished and the underlyi...
The studio and Degas’s wax statuettes. Kendall posing a model to imitate the pose of a wax statuett...
This painting reveals the attention Degas dedicated to the psychological subtleties in his genre sce...
Photograph of elderly Degas. Before the Start at the Horse Race (1885-1892), illustrating Degas’s d...
Kendall looking at pictures by Degas, not the usual Impressionist outdoor scenes, but L’Absinthe / I...
Richard Kendall posing nude model in copy of a Degas painting (in a reconstruction of his studio) fo...
This painting was accepted for the Salon of 1865 but did not receive much attention. This focus on h...
This painting reveals the attention Degas dedicated to the psychological subtleties in his genre sce...
This thesis examines how the repetition of forms and figures in Edgar Degas’s artworks presents the ...
After 1880, Pastel became Degas\u27s preferred medium. For the poses,Although he became guarded and ...
Edgar Degas’ paintings of people in personal, everyday moments are images that have resonated throug...
Kendall believes Degas looked on reproducing the human body in a new and different way as a challeng...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [66]-67)The art of Edgar Degas (1834-1917) has long been ...
This important work depicts one of the artist\u27s favourite subjects in his later years. It is base...
This important work depicts one of the artist\u27s favourite subjects in his later years. It is base...
Degas applied pastel in so many successive layers that the pigment became burnished and the underlyi...
The studio and Degas’s wax statuettes. Kendall posing a model to imitate the pose of a wax statuett...
This painting reveals the attention Degas dedicated to the psychological subtleties in his genre sce...
Photograph of elderly Degas. Before the Start at the Horse Race (1885-1892), illustrating Degas’s d...
Kendall looking at pictures by Degas, not the usual Impressionist outdoor scenes, but L’Absinthe / I...
Richard Kendall posing nude model in copy of a Degas painting (in a reconstruction of his studio) fo...
This painting was accepted for the Salon of 1865 but did not receive much attention. This focus on h...
This painting reveals the attention Degas dedicated to the psychological subtleties in his genre sce...
This thesis examines how the repetition of forms and figures in Edgar Degas’s artworks presents the ...
After 1880, Pastel became Degas\u27s preferred medium. For the poses,Although he became guarded and ...
Edgar Degas’ paintings of people in personal, everyday moments are images that have resonated throug...
Kendall believes Degas looked on reproducing the human body in a new and different way as a challeng...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [66]-67)The art of Edgar Degas (1834-1917) has long been ...