Dancer Putting on Her Stocking Possibly 1890 - 1911

Edgar Degas's "Dancer Putting on Her Stocking" (c. 1890-1911) depicts a female dancer in a private, offstage moment, a characteristic subject matter for the artist. The bronze sculpture captures the dancer's fluid movement as she pulls on her stocking, showcasing Degas's fascination with the human form and its movement. The work is a testament to Degas's exploration of Impressionism and Realism, capturing the everyday realities of dancers with a sense of immediacy.