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- Edgar Degas was a French artist who painted in the Impressionist style, though he considered himself a realist as his paintings depicted more common subjects with realistic details. - He was fascinated by movement and often painted ballet dancers, racehorses, and scenes from the Paris Opera House where he spent much of his time. - Later in life, Degas experienced vision problems which resulted in his paintings having less detail. He produced over 2,000 paintings in his lifetime.
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- 2. Edgar Degas He was a French artist/painter/sculptor. He was considered to be an impressionist, although he did not often use bright colors. He called himself a realist, as his paintings looked more realistic detailed and his subjects were more common. He painted light and movement. He often copied the great masters. He began painting when he was a young boy. Degas used pastels like paint. Degas was never married. He actually owned one of Van Gogh’s Sunflower paintings.
- 3. Degas painted this self-portrait when he was 21 years old. He painted over 2000 paintings in his lifetime. He always seemed to be working.
- 4. Degas spent a lot of his time at the Paris Opera House. This was like going to the movies, at this time.
- 5. Degas loved the ballet and he enjoyed painting ballet dancers and racehorses. He was fascinated by movement and strength.
- 6. Degas learned that the rehearsals were more interesting than the actual ballet. He painted beautiful dancers doing ordinary things like stretching, chattering, tying laces, adjusting straps, yawning and resting.
- 7. Degas was often bad tempered. He would apologize, later, for his unkind words.
- 8. Many artist placed their subjects in the middle of the canvas. Degas often placed his subjects, to the side, and he would often draw the back of the room.
- 9. Later in his life, Degas had a problem with his vision. Paintings created, later in his life, had less detail.
- 10. (Marie van Goethem, The Little Dancer at age 14) Twenty bronze copies were made, after Degas passed away. She never became a famous dancer, but she did become famous.
- 12. Dancer at the Bar Now it is your turn to copy a master artist.
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- We know that Degas was in poor health, the last few years of his life, but we do not know what caused his death at 83.
- Degas drew Marie 17 times, before he made his sculpture.