Cleveland Museum of Art
The Laundresses
Edgar Degas (French, 1834–1917) · 1879–80
In addition to the needle traditionally used in etching, Edgar Degas employed unorthodox tools including a wire brush and a double-pointed steel accountant’s pen to make marks on the plate used for this print.
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