Waiting - Edgar Degas
In Waiting, Edgar Degas captures the silent anxiety of a dancer before her entrance on stage. The painting shows a young ballerina, deep in thought, slumped on a bench. Degas, a pioneer of Impressionism, uses a soft palette to convey the intimacy and fragility of the moment. A cross between a portrait and a genre scene, this work perfectly illustrates the artist's ability to translate hidden emotions, offering a window onto the mental preparation of an artist before a performance.
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L'œuvre en bref
In Waiting, Edgar Degas captures the silent anxiety of a dancer before her entrance on stage. The painting shows a young ballerina, deep in thought, slumped on a bench. Degas, a pioneer of Impressionism, uses a soft palette to convey the intimacy and fragility of the moment. A cross between a portrait and a genre scene, this work perfectly illustrates the artist's ability to translate hidden emotions, offering a window onto the mental preparation of an artist before a performance.
Would you like to buy another Edgar Degas painting? Discover all our reproductions of this artist.