Café Singer 1879

Edgar Degas's "Café Singer" from 1879 depicts a woman in a black dress and long gloves, singing on a stage. The painting captures a fleeting moment in the life of a performer. Degas is known for his portrayal of dancers and other figures from the Parisian social scene, and this painting is a testament to his interest in capturing movement and gesture. The loose, brushstrokes and muted colors add to the painting's sense of immediacy. This painting captures Degas's signature style of portraying dancers and singers, reflecting his passion for capturing the essence of human movement.