Cleveland Museum of Art
Frieze of Dancers
Edgar Degas (French, 1834–1917) · c. 1895
The ballet is a subject Degas returned to again and again over the course of his career. Rather than public performances, he often depicted dancers behind the curtain, practicing, waiting, or, as in this painting, lacing up their shoes.
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