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Q: When did degas paint ballet class?
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What artist like to paint ballet live?

Edgar Degas is known for painting ballet scenes.


Why did degas paint ballet dancers?

He had his own dance studio and when they had a break he would sketch them fixing their shoes.


What type of paintings did Degas paint?

His favorite subject was ballet dancers, who he painted at dancing school and at performances.


How many ballerina painting did Edgar Degas paint?

To which of Degas' works of ballet do you refer? To my knowledge, Degas is best known for paintings, drawings and bronzes of ballerinas and race horses. I am not familiar with a work specifically entitled "Ballet Girl", but would welcome an opportunity to be enlightened.


Where is the 'Dance Class' by Edgar Degas in the Metropolitan Museum of Art?

It is a scene from the Paris opera ballet school.


A painting of a ballet class at practice reflecting both reality and the influence of the artist's contemporaries is recognizable as the work of?

Edgar Degas,


What was Degas' reason to paint ballet rehearsal on the set?

His aim was to show the human body in action.


What painting techniques were used to make Degas' painting 'The Dance Class'?

Oil paint on canvas.


What is the story behind the two ballet dancers by Edgar Degas?

Degas painted a lot of ballet dancers, because he liked to study the human body in action.


What French impressionist was inspired by ballet?

Edgar Degas


In what style did Edgar Degas paint?

Degas painted in the impressionist style.


What were Edgar Degas's most famous works?

Edgar Degas was an artist known for his drawings, sculptures and paintings. His works are highly valued for the ability to express the human isolation and the psychological complexity. His most famous works are those who depict dancers like "The Ballet Class" (1874) or "Two Ballet Dancers" (1879).