Three Dancers. Yellow Skirts, Blue Blouses 1896

Edgar Degas' pastel drawing "Three Dancers. Yellow Skirts, Blue Blouses" from 1896 depicts three ballerinas in mid-pose. Degas, renowned for his depictions of dancers, captures the fleeting moments of a rehearsal or performance through loose, expressive strokes. The use of vibrant colors, particularly the contrasting yellow and blue, emphasizes the movement and dynamism of the scene. This intimate depiction of the ballet world, executed in a loose, expressive style, exemplifies Degas's unique artistic vision.