Edgar Degas
Edgar Degas (1834–1917) was a French artist famous for his paintings, sculptures, and drawings, particularly those depicting ballet dancers and scenes of Parisian life. A key figure in the Impressionist movement, Degas was known for his innovative compositions and mastery of movement, often using unusual angles and perspectives. His keen observation of the human figure and his ability to convey emotion and dynamism have solidified his status as one of the most important artists in Western art history.
Born on Jul 19, 1834 (191 years old)
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San Marino:
Degas is noted for his contributions to the Impressionist movement.
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Portugal:
Edgar Degas is buried in Montmartre cemetery.
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Montenegro:
Edgar Degas's paintings were among the artworks stolen in Zurich.
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Canada:
Degas's masterpieces were part of the stolen collection from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
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Iraq:
Edgar Degas captured the lightness of dancers' feet in his artworks.
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Greece:
Edgar Degas is known for his paintings and sculptures that capture the movement of dancers.
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Montenegro:
Edgar Degas is famous for his paintings, sculptures, and drawings of dancers.
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France:
Edgar Degas is noted for observing and drawing ballerinas at the Opéra de Paris.
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Greece:
Edgar Degas created a famous sculpture of a 14-year-old ballerina.
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Italy:
Edgar Degas is noted for his attention to horse racing, one of the major social phenomena of the time.
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