On stage 1877
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Edgar Degas's "On Stage" (1877) is a black and white monotype depicting a ballerina performing on stage. The artist's signature style, characterized by rapid, sketchy lines, gives the scene a sense of movement and immediacy. The focus of the composition is on the ballerina's legs, seen from the perspective of an audience member. The viewer's gaze is drawn upwards, creating a dynamic sense of space. The blurred lines of the background create a sense of depth and atmosphere, reminiscent of the dim lighting of a theatre. Degas's work is known for its exploration of movement and the fleeting moments of performance. This monotype, housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, captures the energy and vitality of the dance world.
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