Unsere Kalender sind auf umweltfreundlichem Papier gedruckt und vom FSC zertifiziert. 16-Monats-Kalender mit internationalen Feiertagen und den Feiertagen der wichtigsten Weltreligionen. Broschürenkalender - Fine Arts 30x30 cm (geöffnet 30x60 cm)
Edgar Degas Book order
July 19, 1834 – September 27, 1917
Edgar Degas was a French artist renowned for his masterful depictions of movement, particularly in his paintings of dancers, racehorses, and nudes. While considered a founder of Impressionism, he preferred to be called a realist. His ambition shifted from history painting to capturing contemporary life with classical techniques. His portraits are celebrated as some of the finest in art history, showcasing his superb draughtsmanship and unique artistic vision.
- 2018
- 2018
Unsere Kalender sind auf umweltfreundlichem Papier gedruckt und vom FSC zertifiziert. 16-Monats-Kalender mit internationalen Feiertagen und den Feiertagen der wichtigsten Weltreligionen. Broschürenkalender - Fine Arts 30x30 cm (geöffnet 30x60 cm)
- 2016
Kalender mit 12 eingesteckten Kunstkarten, Titelblatt mit Passepartout und Foliendeckblatt.§Dreisprachiges Kalendarium. Kalenderformat: 19 x 24,5 cm.§Jede Kunstkarte kann nach Monatsende zum Sammeln, Verschenken oder Schreiben von Kartengrüßen weiter verwendet werden
- 2009
The complete sculptures of Edgar Degas
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
- 2004
- 1999
Among the best known and most immediately recognizable images in art history are the superb studies and portraits of ballet dancers by Edgar Degas (1834–1917). One of the most popular of nineteenth-century artists, Degas was fascinated by movement, especially that of dancers. His highly trained eye enabled him to capture the dancer's grace and power as well as subtleties and nuances of pose and execution, making his pictures as true in fact as they are in spirit.This original compilation includes 41 full-page and six half-page black-and-white Degas drawings of dancers. Some are finished works, others are sketches or studies for future works. Singly, in pairs, and in groups, the dancers appear on stage, in the classroom, and at rehearsals — pirouetting, executing grand battements and portes de bras, practicing at the barre, and adjusting their costumes in moments of repose.Art enthusiasts and balletomanes who prize Degas's pictures of dancers will delight in the sublime beauty and mastery of expression of these images. This inexpensive edition allows lovers of art and the dance to savor these enchanting, beautifully reproduced drawings.
- 1996
Degas's scenes of the ballet seem to summarize the vitality and the fragile glamour of the modern spectacle. The text which accompanies the illustrations looks at Degas's varied use of media and discusses the in-between world of theatre wings where fact and fiction collide.
