Ballet rehearsal

"Ballet Rehearsal" (French: "L'Examen de Danse") is an oil painting by the French impressionist painter Edgar Degas . Created around 1880, this work is famous for its depiction of young ballet dancers during a rehearsal. Degas often focused on this theme in his paintings, which allowed him to capture intimate moments behind the scenes of a ballet performance.

The painting depicts a group of young ballet dancers during a rehearsal. The girls are dressed in ballet attire and are seen performing various movements and positions typical of ballet rehearsals. The painting is often perceived as a view from a theater auditorium or from a space intended for spectators. The viewer has the feeling that he is looking at a scene unfolding in front of him. Degas was part of the Impressionist movement, and his style is characterized by free brush strokes and an attempt to capture the immediate impression and atmosphere. This includes capturing movement and light in his ballet paintings. Degas tried to capture intimate moments and realistic details of the lives of ballet dancers, which adds authenticity to his works.

Prevailing color of this fine art print is green and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Edgar Degas (1834-1917). French painter and sculptor. He is considered one of the founders of Impressionism, although he called himself a realist. As an 1870s painter associated with dance, over half his works are devoted to depicting ballerinas, ballet performances and practices. His portrayal of motion is one of the most perfect seen. He also devoted himself to portraiture, and his portraits and nudes are among the most admired in history.