The Tub c. 1889 - 1921

bronze, inorganic-material, sculpture

statue

3d sculpting

impressionism

sculpture

bronze

charcoal drawing

sculptural image

possibly oil pastel

charcoal art

unrealistic statue

stoneware

sculpting

inorganic-material

sculpture

france

men

water

charcoal

“The Tub” (c. 1889-1921), a bronze sculpture by Edgar Degas, depicts a nude woman reclining in a tub. The sculpture's rough, unfinished surface and dynamic pose capture the essence of Degas's artistic style, known for his depictions of dancers and other figures in motion. This iconic work of art, housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies Degas's fascination with capturing fleeting moments in time through the medium of sculpture.